Monday, September 30, 2013

Poetic Expressions: Mother vs Stranger




A woman that took me into her home and showed me love that I wish my mother had.

 The feeling that I feel inside is so overwhelming that I wished I could just blink and the thoughts would end.
 I feel as if my body is changing and my mind is becoming hardened.
 My feelings only usually last for a minute but these feelings feel more permanent.

 Taking care of her parents makes me think of how my family should have been.

 A house filled with love, care, and concern but for me this is nonexistent.

Strangers took me in because my family says that I have hurt them.

 Never once did I get an apology for all the pain they caused me but instead I am apologetic.
 It’s always my words that seem to be pleading but only to fall on deaf ears.

 Yet a stranger can see my sincerity and take me in and advise me to let the past go so that I am able to win.
 A stranger decides that she wants to help me because she sees herself within me.
 She saw me and the way I am running.
 She saw me and embraced me
 She saw me and instantly knew!
 How come you can’t, I grew up with you?

 A stranger looked at me and felt my pain; she heard me got in her truck and came right away.

 You are my mother and I call you and you lie straight to my face.
 I hear your voice and feel the lies.

 A stranger comes along and helps me in more ways than one but instead of her I wished you were the one.

“Come home, baby” is what I needed and wanted to hear but your response was nowhere near.

 A stranger came along and taught me more in one day than you did in a lifetime.

“Mother vs. Stranger” and the Stranger is the winner!




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