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AND WHO WERE YOU WANTING
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Thursday, July 19, 2018 Rated "G" by the Author.

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My poem "And Who Were You wanting" is about a woman who was more than angry at her male friend for being dissatisfied with their relationship and who was looking for another relationship elsewhere....
"AND WHO WERE YOU WANTING" His lady friend just so irritable A woman of moods so changeable Expressed to her annoyance And to her great definace Just what are you wanting And why are you seeking Someone else you're wanting Or you can have your choosing You could have me, myself and I Or we can just say our goodbyes

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Reviewed by Stephen Pollard

Reviewed on July 19, 2018

Sandie Angel I agree....But most times, there will be one who gets their nose in a snip and carries a grudge....I have seen some of the most loving relationships go sour and turn into a war of words....It's human nature....It just happens....

Reviewed by Sandie May Joyce (Sandie Angel)

Reviewed on July 19, 2018

We've all gone through this at one time or another in life. Not everyone we meet will like us, or vice versa. I think honesty is the best policy. Instead of getting mad at the other so you can break off with him/her, just tell the other that you are not compatible and leave. It's much better, still friends, but not the enemy when parting. No hard feelings.

Sandie

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