A pen as an antidote

July 7, 2013

Our mom was never there for us

Her body was but not her mind.

Kicked out of home, left without love,

But with my dad I was thought of.

With pen, my heart no longer blind.

With rhyme I'm free, I must profess.

And ink was spilled in perfect place.

Heart of immense darkness now grace.

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