3 Kids
My sisters fight
with each other nontheless.
All day and night
but each feels oh so hopeless.
Two hundred pounds.
They have always been heavy.
Kids made rude sounds.
Even told them to levy.
Bullied for years.
What could they possibly do?
Burst into tears
and find friendship somewhere new.
To no avail
What could make a kid's life worse?
Mom setting sail
and leaving us feeling cursed.
Then she was gone.
Already found a new man.
Somehow it dawned
that she was pregnant again.
We were replaced.
We were no longer her children.
How could they face
the emotions that filled them?
They were twelve then
and adolescence is rough.
Underspoken
but they try to be so tough.
And no matter
what they do or say or feel,
they are sadder.
Depression becomes more real.
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