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December 18, 2013
He moved into her house,
but never offered the rent word.
He climbed into her bed,
but never professed the love word.
He assumed they would be one,
but never said the ring word.
She realised things weren’t right,
but withheld the go word.
She changed the locks in time,
but never mentioned the key word
She woke up all alone, and smiling,
thought of the ‘free’ word.
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