ending

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    ending

    and so it ends
    not in the romantic farewells
    soft kisses ending a torrid affair
    but in harsh recriminations
    self-defense against intimacy
    to well do i know how it was bound to end
    the script not followed
    howls and libel cruel
    talk of a future
    when a doomed present stares
    damaged and empty
    i will not suffer the indignities
    enjoyed the sex
    flattered by the attention
    my part as the rake well played
    the ingénue lolita
    the lady doth protest too much, me thinks
    the bitter truths thrown back in my face
    hard slap
    if you were so disgusted
    why did you start
    i know why
    i know myself
    i know the price to pay

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    stever commented on ending

    11-19-2009

    wow this is good stuff outa all the love lost poems thi one of the better ones

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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