Divorce Poem by Elena Plotkin

Divorce



It's a very old and well known story,
One of no hope and even less glory.
Boy meets girl and does the right thing,
he goes out and buys her a diamond ring.
Years go by and for a while it's swell.
then suddenly life turns into a living hell.
A call to a friend who knows a good lawyer,
one that easily smells blood in the water.
Over dinner and a glass of red wine,
one of them recites the tell-tale line:
'I'm sorry but I want a divorce! '
translation 'My kingdom for a horse! '
When two hearts no longer beat as one,
they must destroy all that they've done.
the life and family that they have built
is ill-equipped to survive hate and guilt.
Alimony, child custody, and lawyer's fees,
now must be the couple's only priorities.
And when the ink is dry and it is final,
A divorce rarely leads to love's revival.

(C) 2014 Copyright Elena Plotkin

Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: divorce,marriage
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Louis Rams 28 April 2014

they was in awe with the daylight and the peace of the night then came the bickering and the loud fights. looking for a solution he went out to the streets -never realizing the she devil he would meet, she played him and knocked out his senses, and now he must pay the consequences.

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