To Divorce Her Poem by Randy McClave

To Divorce Her



I spent fifty plus dollars for our first date
For the woman who would later be my wife, my mate,
Then I spent a few more dollars for her here and there
I even paid for her wedding dress, and her airfare

It cost me thirty-five dollars for the licence to wed
And then a few more dollars for our honeymoon bed,
Then after two years together, our marriage ran its course
I paid very little to date her, but thousands of dollars to divorce.

Randy L. McClave

Sunday, November 27, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: marriage,wedding,divorce
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kim Barney 27 November 2016

A sad story if true. I think divorce is one of the saddest things ever. I know at least one person who divorced and then a few years later, remarried the same person. Your poem is well done, by the way.

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Randy McClave

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