Outgrown the Pot (Part III)
One anxiety-inducing moment that seems to be going... nowhere by EMG 4/15/23
When the ghost of a friend
Doesn't want to mend
A moment's decision
That made an incision
In the friendship of a decade?
I can't break down the blockade
That she built in her heart.
She chooses now to keep us apart
Because of a petty difference.
Her endless impatience
To make herself look superior
Leaves me wiser, though ultimately wearier.
I regret sharing with her my woes
Because my soul-sister turned to foe.
This tiny misunderstanding,
And her subsequent grandstanding,
In front of imaginary admirers
Has inflamed hateful fires
In her frozen heart and closed mind.
It's really hard nowadays to find
Friends who don't make assumptions
About one's motives; her lack of gumption
To give me the benefit of the doubt
Or ask for clarification about
How I truly did feel
About the mistake I made concerning that child, has me hauled under keel,
Drowning in injury, barnacles scrape off my skin
Like her cruelty does, and now she thinks she will win
In this back-and-forth game
Keeping her silence, it's really lame.
Four weeks with no contact
Has me breaking the social contract
Trying to not double, triple, and quadruple text her,
But the pride on which she lies has totally vexed her:
"You weren't sorry for what you did, only that you got caught"
"Of course I was sorry for spanking her, I apologized!" I thought
She knew me better than this
But her audacity recently has only made me wish
She had never invited me to her wedding
(I changed my mind, I won't go) and now I'm regretting
Making her the maid of honor, last year, at mine
Trying to reason with her has been a total waste of time.
Eight years of friendship right down the drain
Mixed emotions make me feel drunk in the brain.
How could I have been so stupid as to think
That I could remain friends with one who literally lives in the drink?
We have nothing in common, not anymore,
Not since high school, because she became such a whore
I saved myself for marriage and can't wait to have kids,
Meanwhile the Career Woman is miserable and she can't even admit
That her five year relationship is a hopeless dud.
The longer she lives, the more she drags her name though the mud.
She'll never become the famous writer she adores.
(It's good not to hear from her, all her office stories bore!)
She says her sole purpose in life is to live for her cat?
She's suicidal and falling apart, now, imagine that!
She tried to kill God and take up His post
Because being in control is the thing she loves most.
Which is why she tried to put me on the defensive
And claim moral superiority, though her views are far from comprehensive.
Everything she believes serves her in only a moment.
Which is just why the future will kill her, won't it?
The feminist who hates traditional gender roles
Is the same hypocrite who sucks dick, her ideology full of holes.
"Spanking is never okay, there are better ways to deal with a child."*
Oh, like murdering her in the womb because her unplanned existence is so reviled
That it is better to pretend the baby never existed at all?
Her contradictive morality will be her downfall.
I pity the loss of a friend, but what's more
Is that the relief I feel means she isn't a burden anymore.
"I need to step back from the situation, this goes against my morals"
Is her passive-aggressive, month-long silence better than petty quarrels?
Yeah, she can't live rent-free anymore in my mind
(Or with her cheapskate boyfriend,) now I'll find
The freedom from feminism rammed down my throat
Though all she can do is continue to choke
On the pills, her beliefs, and all those dicks, thinking that she has the choice and the power
To cut me off or wound me; my love for her had already gone sour.
So I'll live my life, spank the kids, and let her go.
She survived her suicide, but to me, she died years ago.
About the Creator
Emily Dickerson
Hopeful and young, full of love. From my heart high praises are sung. For this reason I am here: to love and serve and bring all souls near. <3


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