Divorce
I love to love myself as if I was married to myself, being happy for myself about my strength to move on
from the pain I felt in that marriage with myself, I had to divorce all that drama from that dark place,
that kept drinking me away.
I said I was done, but my legs couldn't run, I had to walk away but I was walking in circles, trying to
excape the pain he made me feel, but after one glass of Hennessy, it was just me.
I wanted a divorce, but kept running back as if I needed the Hennessy to want me, it made me feel
angry, but I couldn't run away, I had to walk away and smile as if it didn't hurt me, I put it down and said:
(I'm Done, I want a divorce).
My legs began to run away but a peice of me stayed, I regret the day I married Hennessy over me,
that day I went back to the glass you filled for me when it almost destroyed me, I had to get a divorce,
from Hennessy, because it wasn't me....
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