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I Don't by Janet A. Wilson


               
                 
                I Don't by Janet A. Wilson
 
I don't want your man...
I don't want your house...
I don't want your sons or daughters...
I don't want your family...
 
I don't want your possessions...
I don't want your, anything you had or owned...
I don't want you, your lover, your love or your friend...
Because I have all my ow and they are all more precious than gold...
 
You, must think of yours as your treasures and priceless as I do mine..
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