Rocky relations
Dampen the eye
Too many nights
You lay there and cry
When the vow breaks
The marriage will fall
You wonder how it
Even started at all
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11 Comments
Post a CommentI hope everything works out
Well said and well written. :-)
good write, no pain, like a broken heart.
Clever work!
Now that's cute, but when it gets to this point--maybe it was never meant to be in the first place. Thanks, Panther.
The enigma is as great when it ends as when it begins, Whyte Panther, with emotional debris scattered far and wide. Good job.
Ouch, and they couldn't put Humpty Dumpty back together again! cheers ;)
Cute :)
That's cute.
Done well...sad, but with somehow a theme of comforting in the lullaby notion! Good writing Whyte.