One Day
When I was a little girl you were my whole world
When I thought of you, you would make my mind swirl
But as I got older I realized that you were not all I thought you to be
I finally realized that you were lying to me
You lied about who you were
You now only speak in slurs
You tell me that all you see is blur
You say that you will always be there for me
But here I was losing a part of me
You were supposed to be my parent
But it became apparent that you weren’t
And that reminder came to me recurrent
There was a one time when it became silent
And there was nothing violent
It was when you went to jail
And maybe for you it was hell
But for me it was a time to excel
So even though you blew it
I still love you
I never have thought that I am above you
I just want you to show me that love me.
Someday that might happen
But for now I will love you from a distance
Until you learn that I am your daughter and not your parent.
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