Forgotten daughter
Rare times, I think of you
Time goes by.
Less I long to see you
Days turned into months
Months turned into years
No longer do I shed tears
You seem to be okay.
I am okay too.
I stopped praying for you.
Stopped reaching out to you
Once my hero
Now, I don’t recognize you.
Stopped exhausting my energy
Stop consuming my time
You refused to fight for me.
I used to wonder why.
I would cry all the time.
You stopped being by my side.
Many sleepless nights
Begging you to be in my life
You were too busy drinking.
Merely consuming my time thinking,
Convinced in my mind, you are at peace
Easier for me to let go
Convinced me this is not what you want me to perceive
You have forgotten who you are.
More importantly, you have forgotten about me.
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