Divorce Enters The Ring Poem by Sheena Blackhall

Divorce Enters the Ring
This marriage is down on its knees
A left jab to the mouth
A kydney punch

But it's saved by the bell
Rung by the thought of the legal costs of splitting

Bad memories deliver a low blow
No marriage can roll with those punches
Time to throw in the towel

Yes, she's got him covered
She knows the ropes
With a straight right cross
It's down
It's out
Marriage over

Float like a butterfly
Sting like a bee
His eyes can't hit
What his eyes can't see

*In italics, quotes by Muhammed Ali