The wolf had his eyes on meA Poem by wandering daughterThe wolf had his eyes on me The first time we met When he asked me in the softest voice 'Did you see any elephants in Asia?' And I smiled and spent the night Telling him about all my eastern adventures And I liked him that night. Cause I felt like I knew him that night. But there were minor complications Combined with huge imperfections Already showing up that night And it was never right to ignore his comments On ‘them’ and ‘their kind of people’ Like the color of her skin could really Be the reason why she was always late. His stupidity now give me chills But there are women like me. And if they like what they see They will nod or even agree While tearing up the red flags waving in front of them. Because for women like me It’s easier to look the other way. He wasn’t dressed in sheepsclothes Never tricked me to believe That he was what I would need Not a devil in disguise I couldn’t see Instead he was laying out for me All the things that were wrong with me Explaining why clumsy could never be sexy And so I walked in shoes that hurt my feet Never letting my guard down around him The parting gift was a disgrace A slap in the face A perfect night he had to waste But I left and took the blame Hating him never felt so good Because it tasted like f*****g freedom. - Jitske Boscha
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