I cannot speak to you today
Because there is nothing more to say
Last night when you knocked me to the floor
I lost my tongue when I closed my door
You can keep your stupid flower
The honeymoon is over
I never want to see you again
The sight of you makes me pain
I am a woman of pride
And with you it was a rough ride
I'm not used to men like you
A buffoon without any clue.
I'll go my way and you go yours
I'll find a man who can buy me furs
And who can treat a woman right
Not one who's always looking for a fight
Published by Jenny Jones
Writer, poet, actress, activist. I love writing and giving my opinion on matters of importance to the general public. I am a student of life and I feel we are the sum of our experience and a little more.... View profile
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