Why Am I Here?
By Musik2MyEyes
I had a life.
I was in love.
And a confessed workaholic.
My
job I put above...him...sometimes...
Too often evidentally.
My
fault he strayed.
I suspected, but kept on working...
Working...
Working.
Our time together was spent
Together
Laughing,
talking, living
Together
And
Loving
In bed
In
the shower
On the floor.
What was that I smell?
Perfume?
Not mine?
Hmmmm...but I loved him...
So long...
No one
else...
All I needed.
Him.
And work.
Blinders
on.
Life was good.
He never complained.
Professed his love
For me.
Whispered my name...
Wait...
What was that...
No, who was that?
Oh, we laughed.
She was a new client...
"Sorry 'bout that hun".
I need to change.
Save this life...
This love.
Cut my hours.
Took fewer tasks.
Came home early
At last.
He wasn't home.
But the essence remained.
I knew then what I didn't want to know.
All my fault.
Was it too late?
Wait.
My anger grew.
This was not okay.
Love me or leave me.
But don't lead me...
Me being useful and
all.
Yes, I was gulity.
But was this my punishment?
I will set us both free.
Start life anew.
He disagreed.
I may be the problem but he refused
To share
Me
With the
world
Or anyone.
He made sure of that.
So now
I have technology.
I'm fortunate for that.
A cyber connection.
A billion people
All within reach
Of a single click.
And
if I grow tired
Of life
Then I push the round button
Holding
it in
Hold my breath
Hear the beep
Lights out.
But my words can live on.
They can shine.
That's
why I'm here.
Comments on "Why Am I Here?"
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A former member wrote:
Very well written... I feel your pain... your words can and will live on.. And thank you for the Kind comments also... ;)
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On Monday, March 8, 2010, Malcholm Dark
(806) wrote:
A perfect story told. Well written for all to read and enjoy, thanks.
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A former member wrote:
Don't press the red button! haha. sorry, looking for some comic relief after the honesty, and shear sorrow of this read. I don't know what he did to you, assuming this is all true, which, as it's written, tends to persuade me it is, but there are some people who are walking arguments for legitimate torture. So sorry, hun... chin up! Stay Strong! no button.
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A former member wrote:
To take destruction, and turn it into something positive...takes a strong will. This poem flowed evenly and within it's contents you managed to capture an existance. Well read.
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On Sunday, March 7, 2010, Dilated View
(582) wrote:
Brutal and honest and revealing. I'm not sure what else to say just know it was read and appreciated.
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A former member wrote:
Narcissa said it - this seems almost too personal to comment....though I want to....but I don't even know where to begin...
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On Sunday, March 7, 2010, Narcissa
(391) wrote:
This sounds too personal to comment on...but, I will...rather or not it is...this hurt w/a familiar slap in the face. I have yet have the strength to share it with others...so thank you.