Venomous Love
I wrote about releasing myself from restraints of toxic love after my last divorce.
I searched for you
While in my darkness
To find you laughing at me
Believing I'm filled with nonsense
You stomped on my heart
Like most who knew me
Yet I'm to love you
With no questions; for free
Now I've grown stronger
And realized you're false
Feeling not but pity
Toward your bitter mean heart
After all that has happened
I wish you no harm
I hope you find someone
To hold in your arms
It will not be me
I don't deserve pain
From your 'venomous love'
I have broken the chains
About the Creator
S. D. Clyde
Learning to Live Again
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