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Our home on the hill Was not a mansion--that's true But lovely just the same Because I shared it with you We worked and we worked And together we built That lovely colonial Sitting up on the hill Our youth we did share Our enthusiasm too No one was more dedicated To our home than you You made me so happy My life all fulfilled As I lived out my dreams Up there on the hill Twenty years later-- On a bright sunny day I decided to cook While golf you did play It had to be special So I tried to find That first favorite recipe Of yours and of mine I looked and looked But with no success For our anniversary dinner I needed the best So I thought for a minute And it came to me, "It's in the computer!" I said with such glee I sat in the chair-- Turned on the machine Started looking in files For that old recipe And as I glanced through One folder stood out A small little folder But one that caused doubt For inside that folder A picture appeared Of a lovely young lady Your hand on her rear She stood there beside you With a smile and bare breast Looking so happy With her hands on your chest I sat there in shock Before I realized The truth there before me-- Right in front of my eyes For a minute I stared To make sure it was you Then decided to search more Before I was through And there in that file Was more to see Like another naked lady On your bare knee Naked breasts and butts And other unmentionables Kept leaping at me Like jellyfish tentacles I don't know how long I spent there that day I felt so alone While golf you did play I knew dreams were dying What a bitter pill I felt so ashamed In that house on the hill And when you came home-- All hugs and a smile I sat there wondering If all the while You were pretending That you really loved me Or if you wanted To be set free So with sadness I told you Of my little find I tried to be reasonable I tried to be kind But all the while Pain burned within I wanted to be brave And take it on the chin But you laughed and you mocked And with a great sigh You turned around And told me more lies So here I am Today feeling ill As I sit all alone In that house on the hill The following is inspired by the above piece.
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