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A Mothers Love
You don't understand,
you never do,
I try to explain,
but I can't get through to you.
I wish you’d listen,
I wish you’d care,
If only your heart,
had room to spare.
I tell you the truth,
that I feel so depressed,
but you say I'm okay,
I thought you would know best.
I sit in the tub,
as it fills with water,
My wrists stained crimson red,
wishing I could be the “perfect daughter”.
You always said it’s just a phase,
telling me to pray to god above,
When all I ever wanted,
was just a mothers love.
I thought you would get it,
Why I’m acting this way,
but you don’t listen,
to what I have to say.
I feel all alone,
but I know that’s not true.
I have all my friends,
but I wish I had you.
I wrote this poem because growing up my mother was never really around. She was there physically sometimes, but never emotionally. She has always treated me like an outcast and has never truly been proud of who I am and who I am becoming. She's always had something awful to say about me as a person no matter what it is.