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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The room goes cold and dark My wife stands over me The bloodstain leaves the telling mark Oh why, oh why, could I never see I truly loved her so Deep inside I was broken If only she could know How the demon was woken I was just little a boy My father towering tall For every scattered toy His heavy hand would fall When I became a man I found a loving wife And taught her with a firm hand A woman's place in life With every strike I threw The boy inside would cry But what was I to do I never questioned why As the blood pooled round me And I heard her sobbing cries Was my love so hard to see As I slowly closed my eyes Never would I beat my child The way that he beat me His mighty fists swung wild On a little boy of three I beat my loving wife Now here my life does fade I pray oh Lord, a good life To her and my unborn babe My life slowly ebbs away I take her hand in mine Words of love I cannot say I hope she'll know in time With every bottle that I drank The boy in me would drown Deeper and deeper the pain sank Till the memory could not be found I had turned into my father A weak and hate filled man Tormented by anger A sad and weary man Drink could not remove the pain Now, as life flowed out of me Pooling in a crimson stain I knew that she had set me free
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