Cry
You have called me Compulsive once or twice
Saying it was a hapit I needed to break-
So willing-
Was it thrilling-
To send me to confession those early years of my life
As I got older
Was it easier for you to write of my Pain
"Am I a bad mother?", A single question hanging in the night-
I hung my head low-
"I know"-
"You do the best you can" I mumbled
Oh god its Plain
If you ever dared to look beyond the surface-
The stain of my years-
In tears-
Running down my checks
"Do you hate me?"
"Are you made at me?"
Is it All about you-
The truth in two-
You can do any thing you Chose-
Ending my Pain isn't one of them
You have called me compulsive
But my lies you drink in so hungrily
You just abide-
I have learned to hide-
my Whimpering and Tears
Hiding the Closit
"Hello, is anyone out there?"-
To go unnoticed by the Masses is one thing-
But you-
Who-
Are my family
I want to kill myself
Why don't you listen-
To this insidnificant being-
Seeing-
You write it off as hormones
First you tell me I will go to hell,-
damned by God,
Places and People I don't believe in-
to get even-
Second with meaning
telling Me I could never do IT
I am not saying your a bad mother
That you don't care if I die-
But you stop noticing when I wanted to cry-
A Hug wont console my empty heart-
It is to late
We are worlds apart.
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