She Puts The Ho In Homewrecker Poem by Silence Dogood

Eyeing her prey with mascara eyes.
Plumping her lips for a secret surprise.
Her unsuspecting victim talking on the phone.
High heels clicking she'll ruin his home.

She puts the ho in homewrecker

Better beware she's making her move.
Twitching hands she'll quickly smoothe.
Grazing softly on inner thigh.
Walking away with a wink in her eye.

She puts the ho in homewrecker

The man looked down and saw a name.
Dial 905 if you want some pain.
He picked up the slip with a smug little smile.
Getting ready for something worth while.

She puts the ho in homewrecker

He called up his wife Annabel May.
Told her he'd be gone for the day.
She suspected nothing from the love her life.
Certainly nothing like pain and strife.

She puts the ho in homewrecker

He met her at a place on the edge of the town.
An unlikely location for them to be found.
Kissing with passion with a taste of desire.
Love was the match that lit their fire.

She puts the ho in homewrecker

Innocence ruined to the power of lies.
Falling for those deep blue eyes.
The victim of the sick game she plays.
The predator toying with the prey.

She puts the ho in homewrecker

Dignity lost in a divorce of broken hearts.
Regreting the day when til death do us part.
All wedding vows clichéd into meaningless words.
Crying silent screams that will never be heared.

She puts the ho in homewrecker