The Demon Poem by james d nall,jr

While we were dating, it was all good
We did everything, that we should
Long courtship, always in public
It was six months, before you'd commit
After the ceremony, it all changed
It seemed our life, you'd pre-arranged
Must of been with Satan or one of his demons
Because every night, I got one of your sermons
All that I did, Was never, ever enough
Each and every day, you looked, more rough
Woke up and admitted, I'd made a hell of a mistake
You read my mind, said' this marriage, I'd not break '
The family jewels, were only one little part
That you'd take, after cutting out my heart!
Needless to say, that was a real, bad, shock
I went to the store, To find, a cast iron jock
My heart, you'd killed, long, long ago
But for my jewels, a good fight, I would show
She can take everything else, I have in this world
But, I'll be damned, if I'll leave, talking like a Girl!