He called me wild, said I was flame,
But couldn't handle a woman with name.
I was thunder wrapped in lipstick red,
He brought matches, now he's burnt instead.
He said I talked too loud, too smart,
But darling, he just feared my art.
A queen with scars, I wore my crown,
He played games and lost his clown.
He said I'd beg, he watched, he waited β
But all he got was blocked and outdated.
Now he tells tales, oh how I cried β
While I sip tea, legs crossed in pride.
By: - WIN VENTURA
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