Promises Poem by james d nall,jr

I promised you the world and all I could give
Instead as repayment, you made me not want to live
You broke my heart and wrecked my emotions
Making me cry what seemed to be oceans
It wasn't me, that you wanted at all
Just wanted me at your every beck and call
So finally I was able to go on with my life
Even laughing at you as I married my new wife
Calling me on the phone, you said you wanted me back
Course, that was after, I bought my wife a new cadillac
You found out my promises weren't shallow and empty
But still it was the possessions that you wanted, not me
Women like you exist in every corner of this land
Looking for the gain, but not for the man
How much like a husk, you've really became
Now all you have is yourself and the same last name!