(You looked at all that I am)
You looked at all that I am
and all that I offer
and said, "Nope."
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
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You looked at all that I am
and all that I offer
and said, "Nope."
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
My heart still aches
from your betrayal
and abandonment.
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
My heart longs for
the DavenHalls,
we three gals.
I miss what we built
together over 16 years,
the family
we established.
Now, I live in our
family home
without my family.
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
I guess after 16 years together
and 13 years of marriage,
you looked at me and thought,
"I hate you so much that I am going to
move out, leaving you utterly alone,
and end our family.
I hate you so much that you deserve
to rot away alone
in the house that I chose for us.
I hate you so much that I find it
acceptable to demand couples therapy,
only to end it after three sessions,
give up on the marriage, and
move away."
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
When your spouse
ends your marriage
and leaves you,
you will never
be the same.
The pain of that
level of
rejection and
abandonment
cannot be overstated.
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
Do you ever think of me?
If so, what do you think of?
What do you remember?
Do you think of me
sitting in our house all alone?
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
Between my narcissistic mother
and my self-loathing (now-former) spouse,
I never had a chance at experiencing
real love.
Labels: Family Poems, Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
Those whose actions
result in pain for others
should accept that
those who suffer from their actions
are entitled to process the pain
in order to survive,
regardless of whether or not
(within the confines of the law)
it pains the one
who inflicted the pain
in the first place.
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
Even if I manage to have a decent night,
I still wake up the next morning
to be reminded that,
"Oh, yeah. My wife left me..."
And my world comes crashing
down
again.
Labels: Grief Poems, People Poems, Relationship Poems
You do something devastating to someone,
they admit that they are devastated,
and then you have the audacity to
get mad
at the person you devastated
for simply sharing the honest truth
about the devastation that you forced upon them.
Labels: People Poems