Shakespearean Inspired Poems About Toxic Love Act 5 and the Final Act
Act 5
Head a buzzing, why my cousin?
He let his intentions known as we moaned and groaned.
His eye on mine from the start.
Left scolded from a broken heart.
He was the Ray Jay to my Princess Love
“Thy sent from heaven above”.
Filled with flattery we committed a battery.
Retribution left heart filled with pollution.
Actions misbehave, plans to take it to the grave.
Thus thy cousin was a jabber, backstabber took to dagger.
Outplayed, good time dismayed.
Thy hurt caused a state of alert.
Hurried I scurried and ran away.
Heart filled with clouds of grey.
The final act
Tit-for-tat, bat for gat.
No, hold barred, both left scarred.
Grown tired of the fight.
Let’s call it a night.
Taste of bitter, none the victor.
As time had past.
Point of views contrast.
Stuck on “I’m a man how could you”?
Thee cause my reaction,
Gained my satisfaction.
Though felt badly,
Would do it again, gladly!
Farewell, goodbye, take a bow.
Good riddance, you cow!
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