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Robert W Service - The DecisionRobert W Service - The Decision
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Said she: `Although my husband Jim     Is with his home content, I never should have married him,     We are so different. Oh yes, I know he loves me well,     Our children he adores; But he`s so dull, and I rebel     Against a life that bores. `Of course there is another man,     Quite pennyless is he; And yet with hope and joy we plan     A home beyond the sea. Though I forfeit the name of wife     And neighbours ostracise, Such happiness will crown our life     Their censure we`ll despise. `But then what will my children think,     Whose love is pure and true?` Said I: `Your memory will stink     If they should speak of you. Your doting Jim will curse your name,     And if you make a mess Of life, oh do not in your shame     Dare hope for happiness.` Well, still with Jim she lives serene,     And has of kiddies three. `Oh what a fool I might have been     To leave my home,` says she. `Of course Jim is a priceless bore,     But he`s so sweet to me . . . Come darling won`t you let me pour     Another cup of tea?`
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