Sunday, November 10, 2013

Regrets of a Lonely Man

REGRETS OF A LONELY MAN

He stood knocking on the door

At the house he worked to pay for

Remembering the plans they had made

Sitting before a fire and drinking champaign

For years now he stood there every other Saturday

Just to have a few hours to watch his children play

Now the kids were nearly grown

Sissy and Sonny had plans of their own

He tried not to look too disappointed

Although his feelings were sadly wounded

Sissy was off with friends, just to hang around

Sonny had tickets for the concert down town

His childhood sweetheart has long been his ex

It was his need for change that caused it, perhaps

Their familiarity, once good, led him to wander

Bored and confused their money she squandered

His wandering never panned out back then

Failed relationships kept them lonely in the end

She made her apologies for the kids being away

Shut the door as she said "Have a nice day"

His future looked bleak and he was afraid

What a wreak his life was for the games that they played

He said to himself "it's my own bed I made,

I had a choice and I should have stayed."






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