Mar 11, 2015 – willowdot21

The Other Woman

Why does she wait, the night is passing her by

The smoke from her cigarette teases a tear from her eye.

Her glass is as empty as her heart

This man is mean he has ripped her soul apart.

The clock is ticking, she needs to go

Leave now forget him her brain is telling her so.

He will be with his wife and the new baby

For all his promises to her he will never be free.

Get up girl you are brave and strong

You have a home and job you stand on your own.

You are worth more than being the erotic escape

Get him out of your life, you have so many choices to make.

Yes she may have him and the baby too

But that is her only hold on him and you know it’s true.

After you go he will find younger and knew

There are plenty out there who can do what you do,

Don’t be jealous of his little wife and her busy days

She would better be pitied for she knows

All about you and where her husband goes

For sex, that’s all you are to him, what ever he says .

When he is finished with you there will be someone new

So start living for yourself, he will never leave her for you .

You have a home and job you stand on your own.

Pity the wife doing her best, with children tied to the home.

Pity her for his fidelity she’ll never own.

One Liner Wednesday

‘If you are going through Hell, keep going’

Winston Churchill

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