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Plethora

I have always made you whole 
But you have discarded me 
Broken, naked, abandoned, and afraid
Yet you expect some sort of praise 
For invading my heart 
Like a pirate on a tyrannical rid 
Being with you diluted my life for an age
And lacks the taste of sage
And sends my emotions into a rage
The scales were never equivalent 
I always carried the weight 
Like a slave to a savage 
Nothing about us was ever average 
I refused to see that you demoted me 
So that you could shine in dawn 
So other women would be fond of you
Lord, if they only knew the entire truth
That it was me who planted your roots 
And your life is simply fake 
All you have ever done is take 
But not this time 
You will be surprised 
When I arise from the ashes
Like the Phoenix 
And you will be only a memory 
In the chilly breeze….

Copyright © Amber Moultry-Harrison | Year Posted 2021

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