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Siren
I became a criminal when I fell in love.

Before that I was a waitress.


I didn't want to go to Chicago with you.

I wanted to marry you, I wanted
Your wife to suffer.


I wanted her life to be like a play
In which all the parts are sad parts.


Does a good person
Think this way? I deserve

Credit for my courage--

I sat in the dark on your front porch.

Everything was clear to me:
If your wife wouldn't let you go
That proved she didn't love you.

If she loved you
Wouldn't she want you to be happy?

I think now
If I felt less I would be
A better person.
I was
A good waitress.

I could carry eight drinks.


I used to tell you my dreams.

Last night I saw a woman sitting in a dark bus--
In the dream, she's weeping, the bus she's on
Is moving away.
With one hand
She's waving; the other strokes
An egg carton full of babies.


The dream doesn't rescue the maiden.
Written by: Louise Gluck

Book: Shattered Sighs