Ha, ha -- the "punch line" was a nice surprise laugh.
Like a vengefully sexier Dylan line: "I wish that for just one time, you could stand inside my shoes/Then you'd know what a drag it is to see you."
Ya know, it's short and stingingly sweet, and leaves ya wanting more -- I could see a volume of such "eff you, I'm f*****g another" zingers. Gives a new twist to a New Avengers series notion. ;-)
As for the review. Very, very good write. I couldn't help laughing outloud at the end, which is bad because I'm at work. This poem probably hurt more than anything else you could have physically done.
Okay, I don't usually read poems, but with a title like that, how could I resist? It obviously grabbed my attention. And then... well you wrote it, you know. It's pretty awesome. Actually, kind of reminds me of a past relationship. I loved this poem. Short, sweet, and to the point. The ending is definitely the best part... though, there are only really two parts. Anyways, good job. I loved it. Made me laugh. Hope that's what you were going for.
Love it! It's a great expression of liberty, being who you want and doing it with who ever you please. The beginning almost makes you feel sorry, but then the end is so sexy and smooth, you just can't help but fall in love with the vengeful and sensual narrator. Also, the ending is so angry and passionate. It's extremely powerful and well written. Good job!