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The Bigamist

He swore to each with to love forever and no one else

By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk Published 6 months ago 1 min read
By Marie381Uk 2026

The Bigamist

He kept two rings in separate drawers

two smiles shaped for different laws

one wife wore pearls and raised the roast

the other danced and drank to ghosts

He said his vows with steady eyes

and never once let slip his lies

he marked his time in scent and lace

and moved between them like a face

reflected twice in water’s curve

each woman thought she had the nerve

to hold him fast or change his ways

not knowing they were both a phase

He bought the same bouquet for both

red roses, thorns, the ribbon’s oath

he whispered names in candlelight

too clever, thinking wrong was right

But secrets rot where silence grows

and truth is loud when no one knows

they met by chance or maybe fate

a wedding dress, a shared estate

The kitchen heard the first harsh word

a wine glass flew, a line was blurred

his picture torn from every frame

and neither one would speak his name

They let him go without a scene

no plea, no tears, no in-between

and somewhere now he walks alone

a man with two rings and no home

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    Written by ♿ V+ Marie381Uk