Thanks Mom
Sitting…waiting…contemplating…
What am I waiting on? My mother of course.
I’m almost 18 without a license. I’m waiting on momma to take me.
She still isn’t here. I hope she is okay.
All my money from the bank is gone. Thanks mom.
She said would be here in 5 minutes. It’s been 20.
Dad had to get more medicine for his anxiety. I think the anxiety is from being married to my mom for so long.
I guess I’m going to be late to school again.
I found out this year I have a different dad than my sister, and I wonder what he looks like. My mom is sketchy sometimes.
She’s finally here, and I know the first bell has rang.
My mother is talking about college, but I want to talk about other things.
Frustrated…aggravated…irritated…
The tardy bell has already rung when I enter the classroom.
Everybody looks up. The teacher stares. What little do they know.
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