I am a married woman, Yet I sleep alone. I am tired and lost, Bewildered and morose! Evenings bring great fear, My heart drops to the floor, I sense thunder and lightning, I am an alcoholic’s wife! He brings out the bottle, I blend into the wall. For it is dangerous, Dangerous, to be visible! It rained,h ow it poured! Violent psychedelic were the lights, Or was it in my eyes alone? I swooned in the flood. The dinner lay in shambles, Cold, uneaten, in the casserole. I really didn’t put in an effort, I was too nervous to cook! Stealthily I climb the stairs, Let not the sleeping monster wake. I lock my bedroom door tight, As I fear for my life! I wake up with a start To thumps and kicks,y ells and dirty words, Oh, the monster has reached, Reached by my door! I huddle in a corner My eyes on the door, Hoping the wood would truly hold Hold for just this one day more! The cycle doesn’t end there, It repeats ev...
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