I'M Finished, Never Call Again Poem by Benjamin Feliciano

How dare you imply that I need you,
You're like a virus waiting to contaminate.
I couldn't be more elated that we're through.
And all along it was I suspected of infidelity.
Somewhere inside you faced your guilt,
And he rammed a knife through your chest.
The blade pierced your heart all the way to the hilt,
And you recognized your adulterous sin.
I'm impressed you kept up your act so long,
I almost thought I loved you.
And then I woke up and realized it was wrong,
You didn't betray me, you betrayed your closest friend.
For what it's worth, I betrayed her too,
I was led into calm waters with the allure of flesh.
And I destroyed what could have been genuine and true.
Once in the placid lake of lust,
I discovered too late your plan.
You compromised what I once called trust,
And drowned me in the carnal waters of regret.
Oh bestial temptress, your foul deception
Brands you Queen of Misconception.
These phrases I spin, are the last of their kind.
Don't expect further commune.
By your allure I'm no longer blind.
Consider this, with finality, goodbye.