That Awful Man by Steven Solis
I always thought I was the greatest man
Put other men down when I can
Being so great I had you convinced
A perfect marriage a white picket fence
You believed it for so long
I always said I do no wrong
I always said that man is mean
Loving a women he's never seen
He treats her bad he's no good
In front of her is were he stood
I said that is such an awful man
Hurting her whenever he can
I was the greatest I had you believe
Something hit me as I watched you leave
Looking into a mirror what did I see
That awful man was looking at me
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I've always compared myself to the one or two things a guy does wrong in his relationship and always convinced my ex-wife I was such a good husband -- without thinking of several things I did wrong


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bubble I love this poem because it was written from the bottom of my husbands heart. I LOVE YOU - Katrina
bubble sad, but true, we often criticize others for what we lack most in our lives - StarAnna
bubble This poem was exellent!!! And soooo very true...so few men even bother to notice how they are as they trash other men loves it!!!! - Kelly - Kelly