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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I never wanted to write about you a man from my past From so many life's ago I felt our love would last I was so young and weak from your trance Little did I know that it was just part of your dance Today, you posted a picture of your wedding years ago Told of how deep your love was for the one that you betroth Sweet and sappy drippings of a romance so true Little did they know how you had always dated two I gave you all four years of my college life Believed in all your statements about being your wife Never had an inkling that you had strung me along Believing in the tryst of lies you had sung to me in song Described how for 37 years she's been your best friend Our college years together in 83' did end So with my calculations your relationship began In '78 before we met, so now I understand For four years I believed that I'd become your wife Instead you were courting two and living a double life I'm so grateful that I never married you to this day For a marriage built upon a lie, you would always stray I hope that all the girls in college today will listen up! Don't waste time on men in school education is a must Men will come and go like water through a sieve Count only on yourself and what you have to give I dodged a bullet with this scoundrel, went on to finer things I am forever grateful he no longer pulls my strings.
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