His girl friend she has left him she now sleeps with his ex best friend <br />And he feels so devastated that he wishes his life would end <br />But he may as well get on with living as there's nothing about it he can do <br />For he is not the first and he won't be the last that such a thing has happened to. <br /> <br />For the past few weeks at evenings he sits at home and sheds his grief in tears <br />He should go to the local pub and join his mates in a few beers <br />For she is not worth grieving for since with him she would not stay <br />And his ex best friend never really was his friend at least 'twould seem that way. <br /> <br />She broke her promise to him that she would become his wife <br />But he may as well forget her and get on with his life <br />There are plenty of unattached young women out there and he is in his prime <br />And pining for one who does not love you seems such a waste of time. <br /> <br />It does seem such a waste of energy in pining for a lost love when he can find somebody new <br />What has happened to him is not unusual as such has happened to quite a few <br />Men and women are losing their partners and their wives and husbands to their so called best friends every day <br />Your best friend today can become your enemy tomorrow in love and war they say. <br /> <br />The love ache that is in his heart time surely will repair <br />And he should get on with living life for there's plenty more women out there <br />His trust has been betrayed and he feels badly let down <br />But no shortage of young and pretty nubile females in this heavily populated Town.<br /><br />Francis Duggan<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/he-should-get-on-with-living-life/
