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Created on: June 28, 2010
I'm waiting for you one last time
Not knowing if you will show
Or if I will ever again see your face
Either possibility fills me with dread
For you are a monster that I loved
One about to be let free from obligation
With no civil recourse, though deserved
And I'm still angry as day one
So I hope you're the one shattered
By the wrongs you committed
But so far the only ones suffering
Are me and my young son
I'm anxious of the court room
Having arrived God-forsakenly early
And no clock exists to mark the time
But today the judge hands down finality
And I will wait and agonize over you no more
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