Mother?
Time is nothing but an essences
But moment make a lifetime
Lying there, nothing but darkness surrounds
I have been ripped to pieces, and continue to not make a sound,
Mother, I whisper through the bathroom door
Aware of the substances that coat her viens
I walk away fighting the urge to cry out
I wanted to yell and I wanted to fight
I wanted to ask how she could leave me alone at night
Yet I was ever so smart,
I was not fighting a war against my mother or the needles
I was fighting a war with my own head
I was no longer a child
I was a warrior
My mother was fighting a fight that only she could acomplish
And I was fighting my fight to keep my alive at night.
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