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Her last words

She said it was his fault;
that he had no consideration for her;
that he treated her as though she was his slave.
And then...
she shattered any chance of him replying,
by turning on her heel and
walking out of his life for ever.

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  • Lady Michaella
    January 24, 2009
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    wow.. this is a very unique take on the prompt. i enjoyed this a lot. i love reading poems where the abused or slaved or unhappy ones move on with their life and leave their sadness and in this case, the absusive man, out of their lives. this is a poem that can bring inspiration to those who are trying to break free. well penned
    xx


    • Shenton silver member
      January 29, 2009
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      Lemon Bee

      Thankyou for your most interesting comments.
      Best wishes from 'down-under'.
      Shenton


    • Shenton silver member
      January 24, 2009
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      Melting Autumn

      Thank you for your encouraging comments; they are very much appreciated.
      Best wishes from 'down-under'.
      Shenton


  • Callisto Athena gold member
    January 23, 2009
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    Oh, great take on this, I wasn't looking for the turn around, splendidly done!


    • Shenton silver member
      January 23, 2009
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      Dark Matter

      Thankyou for your exceedingly prompt reply, for your compliments, and for your most generous applause.

      With best wishes from 'down-under'.
      Shenton

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