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Dependence


Dear Dependence:

You've been stuck to her since the day she met my father.

You've never let her go no matter the situation, especially this one.

Why do you do this? Why do you blind her from the situation at hand?

WhenIi told her about what he did to me you blinded her making her make up all these other situations in her head-

Except for the truth.

Now we're caught up in this mess and I cant get out I just want her back.

I want my mother to trust me not to be dependent of my father and his lies

you've broken her and tossed her around like she's a toy for you to play with

SHES NOT

give me my mother back and release for from your clutches 

all I want is to hear her say

"I believe you"

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