My Mother's Prisoner
Locked in a room
On a wooden crib - curled
Head on tear-stained pillow
One leg tied to crib bar
I was my mother’s prisoner
I fought hard not to pee in crib
Or she would get into a fit
Food was given but oft’ bad
Water – hardly a drop to spare
I was my mother’s prisoner
She pulled me by the hair
Dragged me to the floor
To eat up the food I dropped
Then back to crib – leg tied
I was my mother’s prisoner
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