To MotherA Poem by Pale RoseWords may not break bones
But they broke my heart. My miserability amplified By your miser tongue. The hope of a small child dashed Against a wall daily, repeatedly. Each plea and love-word spent Until I was in debt, and homeless. Pain so bad I wish I could die, And you pile on painful words. Every time you speak it just adds To the hurt I feel everyday. Someone without a mother’s love is-- You still breathe, and until you no longer do I will be trapped inside this hate. Until you are buried deep Within my heart, I will always be your little girl-- Subhuman, undeserving of what could’ve been. © 2011 Pale RoseAuthor's Note
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