He called me disrespectful,
For a friend who came by while he slept,
A mutual bond, just a moment shared,
Yet in his eyes, I crossed a line, deep and kept.
But when he brought her,
Another woman into our space,
And let her linger, alone with him,
While I was gone, with no trace,
She sat beside him,
In our home, in our bed,
A silence filled the air where trust once lay,
While I was left with words unsaid.
He says my actions, a breach of trust,
Yet turns a blind eye to his own,
With double standards, and unspoken rules,
In a house once called our own.
How quickly the tables have turned,
In the name of love, or what we yearn,
But disrespect, it seems, wears many faces -
And trust, once lost, can never return
For a friend who came by while he slept,
A mutual bond, just a moment shared,
Yet in his eyes, I crossed a line, deep and kept.
But when he brought her,
Another woman into our space,
And let her linger, alone with him,
While I was gone, with no trace,
She sat beside him,
In our home, in our bed,
A silence filled the air where trust once lay,
While I was left with words unsaid.
He says my actions, a breach of trust,
Yet turns a blind eye to his own,
With double standards, and unspoken rules,
In a house once called our own.
How quickly the tables have turned,
In the name of love, or what we yearn,
But disrespect, it seems, wears many faces -
And trust, once lost, can never return