WARNING:
ADULT SUBJECT MATTER / CRUDE LANG.
"FROM THE MIND OF AN ADULTERER"
PLEASE DO NOT READ IF UNDER 18!
WRITTEN
TO MEN
- MAY BE OFFENSIVE TO LADIES -

"PATRICK - THE PRODIGAL"

- A poem about adultery -

   My name is Patrick,
   I work at a bank.
   'Been married ten years,
   My wife is a tank.
 
   Three beautiful kids!
   - That’s what they say.
   But since I screwed up,
   How can I stay?
 
   One day she walked in,
   This cute little daisy.
   She caught my attention,
   My thinking was hazy.
 
   Right off the bat,
   I hired that chick.
   They always told me
   I think with my mick.
 
   I proved ‘em right.
   Boy, did I ever.
   In two or three weeks,
   We were eatin’ together.
  
   Sounds pretty mild.
   'We both gotta’ eat'
   - So I told myself,
   Before my defeat!
 
   Yeah, the prudes warned me
   To 'Build up a hedge.'
   But how far could I go?
   Where was the edge?
 
   I soon found out,
   As feelings developed;
   If you don’t keep your distance,
   You’ll soon be enveloped.
 
   Wasn’t too long
   Before we took a risk;
   Went for a drive,
   I started to frisk.
  
   What was I doing?
   Had I lost my mind?
   If my wife ever knew,
   She’d kick my behind!
    
   Went home that evening
   Feeling ashamed;
   Of course I was guilty,
   My excuses were lame.
 
   Took my wife out that night,
   And bought her a gift.
   Got the kids some ice cream;
   My mind started to drift:
 
   What if we kept it
   Ultra discreet?
   Some fun on the side,
   We’d secretly meet.
 
   That’s when it happened,
   I think that was it;
   No longer a game,
   Now I couldn’t quit.
 
   As time went by,
   In our secret affair,
   We progressed to the point
   Where my conscience was bare.
 
   At least twice a week,
   We’d sneak to her house.
   Her husband was gone,
   Our passion let out!
 
   That’s how it happened
   - How I messed around.
   Saw my wife every night,
   In her mask and her gown.
 
   She started to wonder
   - we grew further apart;
   I couldn’t help it,
   The girl had my heart.
 
   In over my head,
   This thing wouldn’t stop.
   Then a note was discovered,
   The other shoe dropped.
 
   My wife came unglued!
   She called up the girl.
   When her husband answered,
   My mind - did it whirl!
 
   A major explosion
   Could not scare me more.
   My wife - she drove over,
   And called her a whore!
 
   She screamed in the street,
   In our neighborhood too!
   Our kids heard the story,
   They’re eight, six, and two.
  
   I felt suicidal.
   Now, what would I do?
   My world had been rocked;
   I heard, 'Dad, I hate you!'
 
   Holy bananas!
   What the heck had I done?
   I felt like a dog
   When I looked at my son!
 
   His dad was a monster!
   Had I ruined his life?
   Didn’t I realize
   His mother’s my wife!
 
   This woman at work,
   Was the gamble a trap?
   Had Satan deceived me?
   Had I played the sap?
   
   - You surprised that I guessed it?
   Thought that I wouldn’t know?
   I’m an elder at church.
   I teach Sunday school, bro!
 
   Yeah, I know the Lord.
   I’ve been saved twenty years.
   Each Sunday morning,
   It’s time to shift gears.
   
   By late Sunday night,
   The real Pat’s back in charge.
   My flesh runs my life;
   Now my kids bear the scars.
 
   Will I repent?
   Reconcile with my wife?
   Will she forgive me?
   Can we go on with life?
 
   Guess I’m kinda’ grateful,
   ‘Cause what if I’d strayed
   With some kinda’ skank?
   - I mighta’ got AIDS!
   
   What if I’d given
   Some disease to my wife?
   Think I’d suddenly wake up
   If it took her life?
 
   I know that stuff happens,
   The stories abound.
   Moms go in to get tested,
   ‘Cause dad was a hound.
 
   All that I did
   Was screw up two homes,
   But I never imagined
   I’d end up alone.
  
   Well not quite yet,
   But our hearts are divided.
   My pastor is desperate
   To see us reunited.
 
   Forever, my kids
   Will remember that day,
   When dad was found out
   For his illegal play.
 
   Adultery - that word - means
   So much more now
   That my family’s in shambles.
   - I’ve broken my vow!
  
   It started so simple,
   A look and a glance;
   We 'made eyes' at lunch,
   Our minds started to dance.
   
   It all could be different
   With my wife, had I listened;
   True love and affection
   Could’ve made her eyes glisten!
 
   If I’d spent the time
   To look into her heart;
   If I’d held her tightly,
   As we laid in the dark;   
 
   What if I’d cared,
   Like I did when we dated;
   She wouldn’t have hardened
   And acted so jaded.
 
   If truth would be told,
   Long before all this happened,
   Had I tended to her,
   We’d be lovin’ and laughin’!
 
   But I made my choice;
   I took her for granted.
   After so many years,
   Seeds of bitterness planted.
 
   When our love had died down,
   I wanted some spice.
   I needed a hot one,
   ‘Cause mine was like ice.
  
   Instead of rekindling
   The love that had died,
   I started the search;
   That girl fed my pride!
 
   Let down my guard?
   It never was up!
   I was prime for the fall
   - Like a boy with a pup.
 
   What if I’d chosen
   The path God had planned?
   Had holiness mattered,
   I’d be twice the man!
 
   I’d wanted to serve Him
   With all of my heart,
   To follow the Bible,
   And never depart.
 
   Yet, slowly but surely,
   I conformed to the world,
   I lusted, I wandered
   - No prayer or the Word.
 
   Church was an act;
   I played the part well.
   You know how it goes,
   No one can tell!
 
   Smile every Sunday,
   Tell a story at nine,
   The Sunday school kids
   Think we have a good time!
 
   Is His Spirit inside me?
   Have I quenched Him all out?
   Is this prodigal wanted?
   Does God think I count?
  
   If I’m smart, I’ll confess
   Every dark, hidden sin.
   Alone on my knees,
   I’ll cry out from within!
  
   I’ll pour out my soul
   To my Savior above.
   I’ll seek His forgiveness,
   His mercy and love.
 
   I know He’ll receive me;
   He’ll remove all the guilt.
   I’ll be washed in His blood,
   That on Cal’vry was spilt.
 
   'Lord Jesus, forgive me!
   I know I was wrong!
   Please wash me and cleanse me!
   Oh God, make me strong!' 
     
   'Cause He died and arose
   After taking my sin,
   I'm free from all shame!
   I'm clean once again!
 
   When I see my wife
   - After all of these thoughts,
   I'll plead for forgiveness;
   She'll see I’m distraught.
 
   Perhaps she’ll forgive me,
   Let me prove I can change.
   I’ll do all that she asks
   - She can put me in chains!
 
   I’m determined to fight
   For the marriage I lost,
   And to walk with the Lord,
   Whatever the cost!
  
   Through tears of repentance,
   His forgiveness I’ve found;
   But we reap what we sow,
   As the Scriptures expound.
   
   You’ve heard all the rest,
   But one part I left out:
   The girl at work’s pregnant,
   And the father’s in doubt!
   
   - Whatever else happens
   In this whirlwind I’ve reaped,
   From this moment on,
   By His side, will I keep!
                 
  
              - Patrick
 
 
  
   
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                 A   F E W   S C R I P T U R E S
 
  
~ "But a man who commits adultery lacks   
    judgment; whoever does so destroys
    himself."   - Prov. 6:32
 
 
~ "You have heard that it was said, `Do not
    commit adultery.' But I tell you that anyone
    who looks at a woman lustfully has already
    committed adultery with her in his heart."  
    - Matt. 5:27-28
 
 
~ "I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife,
    except for marital unfaithfulness, and marries
    another woman commits adultery."  
    - Matt: 19:9
 
   
~ "Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ
    loved the church and gave himself up for her
    to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing
    with water through the word..."  
    - Eph. 5:25-26
 
 
~ "...Husbands ought to love their wives as their
    own bodies. He who loves his wife loves
    himself."   - Eph. 5:28
 
   
~ "Husbands, love your wives and do not be harsh
    with them."   - Col. 3:19
 
 
~ For more Scriptures on adultery or related 
   topics, go to the homepage of MyFaith.com,  
   scroll down to "Search Bible - Bible Gateway,"
   and type in the word "adultery."