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Deceit


(poems go here) she said I love you to him and kissed the cheek of another she gave her soul to him but promised her body to the other don’t question where I have been I been here with you Don’t suspect me dear husband My love will always be true her husband is quite a lovely man smart funny and sweet he loves her with all his heart so why does she still cheat don’t question where I have been all day I been with you Don’t suspect me dear husband I promise I will always be true a kiss good bye to her husband in the morning she left to see her man at night to say things that no one should hear until the sun shone bright the husband thought something was amiss and he went to phone his friend the voice that answered surprised him still for his wife was on the other end.
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dymond
This poem is about a faithful husband who assumes his wife is just as faithful as he is.

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