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How could you?


How could you?-

Turn you back on me when I needed you the most? My heart felt like it was damaged, and I thought that you can heal my broken heart. Our love was supposed to be eternal. A love story that we can tell our future kids. You learned everything about me, just to stab me in my back years later. That's the most hurting feeling a women like myself could ever have in life.

How could you?-

Make me take long walks knowing that I have serious health issues? You always rushed me out of the hospital when my type 2 uncontrolled diabetes was really bad. Never gotten me a birthday gift since we were married. You spent five year's in a prison cell  for a crime that you did/didn't do. The way that you abused me mentally, physically, and emotionally is unforgiveable to me. I still have the scar on my right arm reminding me that you are crazy and a psychopath beyond my craziest nightmares. Of course I stepped out of our marriage. Didn't expect to be three hours away from you for so many years.

How could you?-

Tell me that you love my son from a past relationship, don't buy him anything unless my family or me had to beg you to get it. A real men would take care of his child, doesn't matter if we are married or not. You will alwys be my first ex-husband. But, I must be happy for me and my future husband. 

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I am a woman who loves to write poetry to escape the harsh reality of living in the South Bronx in the state of New York. Writing about mostly reality situations and romance. All poems are written by me, and I take a lot of time and effort into my original work. Currently working on a new poem, it's a work in progress. Only have the title of the poem at the moment. Enjoy everyone and don't be afraid to leave a comment or any feedback. It's always appreciated.

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