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Three Messages In a Bottle
Three messages in a bottle One night I put a message in a bottle and threw it out to watch it sail away It travelled many miles across the sea and found it’s way to you with love from me We met and dated, later married, tears in every eye In our home we placed the bottle on a shelf up high deciding it should sit untouched because it was our pride but I cheated and hid my whiskey deep inside I thought my secret was so safe while up so very high but while in me the liquor made bad words that made you cry this second message loud and clear would quickly meet it’s fate because now my spoken message was of hate One night the bottle exploded into pieces and shattered and exposed the lies I hid it saw your pain and smashed across the floor yes it had taken all it could and took no more I cleaned the mess of broken glass and whiskey and took an oath to send such hurt no more you never asked what happened to the bottle you seemed to know the what and why and how that it had taken all it could and took no more I learned a lesson few have ever known That bottles send a message all their own It had taken all it could and took no more Yes, it had taken all it could, and took no more
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