The stranger whom I once loved
Dear dad,
I love you
You were my hero, as soon as I was born.
Now you are just a stranger, on who I mourn.
All the laughs and all the smiles, are now gone.
These are some of the memories that will forever live on.
I remember when you would carry me to my bed, when I was a child.
You’ve forgotten about me because now you’re doing it for your step child.
You’re a liar and a cheater, I won’t ever forgive you.
You broke the only family I had, and never cared what we went through.
Don’t you dare come back in my life and think its okay.
A new dad for my brothers and I, is something I pray.
I’ll never get how you can love a stranger more than your blood.
I can feel my cheeks burning, my eyes are at a flood.
I hope you’re happy with what you got.
I hate you for everything you did, but deep down I love you alot.
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