Drink That WhiskeyA Poem by EmilyYou surprised me I swear to the holy lord Don’t do that again Or I’ll smash your face with my fists Few raindrops settling upon blades of bright green grass Holding a blank expression, while penetrating a deadly stare Hands firmly placed on hips, stance steady and unwavering A kiss here, a tickle there Enough, that’s enough Affection sweet at first, innocent seeming love Now, distance wasn’t a part of his vocabulary Telling me the same old same old Telling me you’re religious on Sunday So, you can’t look at a gorgeous lady like me Yet, every other day, you’re infatuated by me Saying things like you must be with the holy lord Saying to me you must be with God Because it’s Sunday What’s so special about Sunday? What? Tell me I plead Shaking my head over here Absurdity filling the air Now, telling me I’m not beautiful to you anymore Saying I was always the only attractive girl on Oak Valley Farm I’m not beautiful to you anymore, no more, no more You say these snide remarks with a grin painting your whole face, eyes twinkling as bright as a shooting star Now, you dump a chug of water on my head, purposely Freezing cold water making me shiver One thing after the other What’s next? I can only imagine Then you have the pathetic nerve to propose to me I have the great nerve to have a blank expression, exaggerate the letters n-o, no Raising both middle fingers up, clearly for you to see And you say How dare you You have the ugly nerve to say Oh just have a glass of whiskey, your favorite, and you’ll be fine You add some extra spice by saying You can cry and drink that whiskey and then you’ll say yes Right honey? Samuel says with a glistening smirk Here’s my flask, drink up Betty
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3 Reviews Added on June 22, 2016 Last Updated on June 22, 2016 Tags: poem, intense, emotions, relationships, abuse AuthorEmily, ORAboutHi, I'm twenty, and I love writing poetry. I would like to continue to grow through my writing. I love to travel, learn new things, and listen to music, among other activities. more..Writing
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