For Love or Money

For Love or Money

A Poem by tmpebbles
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Its about two people from different financial background falling in love. But in the end, the woman is abandoned because he chooses to stay with his wife who is rich

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Poised upon my window sill
I glimpse your manly presence below
Strolling arm and arm with her
The other woman, I regretfully know

Yet, to witness her beauty is a first
Innocent smile graces pallid white skin
How would devastation darn upon her face?
Should I unmask our sin?

We teetered on a daring line
Innocently started with a kiss
Then passion’s waves submerged us
Your predicament, we chose to dismiss

It played as a game of hide and seek
Secret rendezvous among the night
Where desires lie uncamouflaged
Lovers’ flame burned oh so bright

Void of warning, it abruptly ceased
For, you professed a guilty heart
Though claiming your love for me
From wedlock, you refused to depart

It was upon the lonely days to follow,
Revelation brutally came my way
The matrimonial vows you honored
For richer caused you to stay

Now I am left with this burden
Revenge feels oh so sweet
Should I risk the humiliation?
In the name of causing him defeat

Perhaps, redemption should abound
Newfound wisdom be my stake
To grasp the crown of true love
Allow not money to linger in its wake



© 2012 tmpebbles


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I totally agree it is always love; for money can get you nothing in the end only sorrow.

A nice write from the point of view of a woman who stands cheated.

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Added on August 17, 2012
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tmpebbles
tmpebbles

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I am 42 yrs old, and reside in New Jersey. I have been a published writer since 1993. My works are in various anthologies and online magazines. I released my first print book in 2006. Since that time.. more..

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