You Were Nothing Special
YOU WERE NOTHING SPECIAL
You were nothing special; just hot meat upon my plate
I used and abused you; before slicing you up, then ate
Coming around here, begging me to make you my wife
Once married; bad B***h, I stabbed you with my knife
Now your ground bones are underneath the Marigolds
As you can sit in silence as the rest of the day unfolds
Odours of the Marigold leaves left your plot, dismissed
No one ever liked you, so you were, just never missed
I put the Marigolds flowers in; at our local flower show
No reason why not quite happy for you to bloody pose
Didn't the bloody Marigolds go on and win the 1st prize
O' the B***h just keeps giving, what a flaming surprise
Your jealousy a pain in the butt & it wasn’t in the clause
I had to finish you off for myself; & for the better cause
Indiana Shaw . . .
Copyright © Indiana Shaw | Year Posted 2019
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