What will remain in memory
Is how you chose adultery
Not all our years of harmony
Nor even words of poetry
Not everything you did for me
But hauntings of adultery
Others judge on what they see
Your gentle smiles and charity
They don’t know your true story
Of sordid, sad adultery
And no amount of flattery
Can cancel your capacity
For causing pain and misery
With weapons of adultery
Just as well you don’t believe
In karma, hell or purgatory
For you will reap as you deceive
From lying and adultery
Is your feeble conscience eased?
Knowing that you are diseased
A victim of pathology
Of cancerous adultery
You think you’re safe in secrecy
That there’s no cost to treachery
But all roads lead to injury
On journeys of adultery
So many losses once I leave
But most of all the one I’ll grieve
Is your long lost integrity
From choices of adultery
— Wayne Visser