Dear Mother
• Written by adaywithnay
Dear Mother,
I'm writing this to tell you how I feel,
because I've got to reveal,
got to keep it real.
See, here's the deal,
being a strong woman
use to be one of your skills,
but then you went and took a spill
when the guy you loved got killed
by the very secret he tried to conceal,
I still remember
all of the fighting
actions quick like lightning
followed with silence that was biting.
Romantic notions
followed with
intense explosions
lie after lie
dosage after dosage.
Dear Mother,
When are you coming home this time?
and how much do you know about that guy?
Do you really want your daughter seeing you live this kind of life?
Full of all this strife?
We could have had each other
but now you're stuck to your vice
and for your daughter
you have no more advice
Your showing me that what's more important
is what your bringing too your lips
and who your letting in between your thighs.
And your last days have just become the role of the dice.
Yeah, take another pill,
drink another beer,
hide from all your fears,
forget that I am still here
baring witness to all of this madness;
being consumed by all of this sadness;
forgotten and oucasted;
another lost soul
becoming victim to a broken home,
with fears of forever being alone.
Dear Mother,
What happened to you?
You use to be someone I could look up to,
now I'm watching you die on a bar stool,
also know as the couch in the living room.
Don't try to pull the wool
over my eyes
you know damn well you didn't raise no fool.
Man, do what you think you've got to do,
but I know God didn't put you in this fight
because he thought you'd loose.
So please don't hang that noose,
I ain't ready for that kind of news.
It looks like you're gaining weight,
but I don't remember the last time that you ate.
Man, we use to get along great,
but now we fight like we hate,
and it's getting harder and harder to relate.
I know you've been dealt a bad fate,
but please don't have bad faith,
I don't want to put you in an early grave
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adaywithnay
Member since April 16 2015