You are engaged to the perfect wife to be.
I was the cutesy, wishful thinking type.
I had curly hair, not straight.
I had small breasts, nothing worth a handful.
I wanted a long-lasting erotic scene, you couldn't keep up.
She is tall, has thicker skin, and a hands-on approach.
She got you a nine to five job, something I possessed.
She gave you a hand in buying your dream car.
She was your hand into adulthood.
I was working on a degree.
You plant kisses on her chest.
I got a peck every once in a while.
You tell her you love her in front of me.
I barely received an "I like you."
She captivates your head.
I only dwell, because you delivered the pain.
You broke a confident wall.
It was shattered, a sea of debris.
You deserve an equal hit,
Except you were delivered happiness.
I dwell, because it's unfair
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PoetryThese are poems I created while still in college. Sociology being one of my passions of mine. I consider myself a forever student. The title poem was influenced by a Gender Studies course, one with a cross-cultural perspective. Learning about the...