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TIGGER


 

I hear your name I get tigger , 

I see your face I get tigger , 

When I see your call I get tigger , 

When come for my motherhood I get tigger , 

When you say I’m just like my mother I get trigger , 

When you called me a deadbeat I get trigger , 

When you put myself esteem down I get trigger , 

When you talk down on me like I’m not shit I get tigger, 

When clown me like a bitch I get tigger , 

When call me a drug addicted because weed keeps my clam it tiggers me , 

When you tell what I should do & how I should do it tigger me , 

When you yelling in my face it tigger me ,

When you putting your hand all in my face it tigger me , 

When you telling your homies how you feel it tigger me , 

When you put your hands on me it tigger me 

You tigger me , 

My mother tigger me , 

My step brother tigger me ,

My father tigger me , 

The state tigger me , 

Pain tigger me , 

Not begin heard tigger me , 

Not begin understand tigger me ,

Me explaining my pain just to get hurt tigger me , 

Me giving my heart out for somebody to break it tigger me , 

Me not begin happy tigger me , 

Me fighting depression everyday tigger me , 

Me not understanding how to deal with depression tigger me , 

Me always feeling unwanted , unloved everyday tigger me , 

Me begin sad all the time tigger me , 

Me not begin able to sleep a full 8 hour sleep tigger me , 

Me having no goals tigger me , 

Me having to deal with people that hurt all because they got my kids tigger me ,

Me not begin able to start over tigger me , 

Be not begin okay tigger me , 

Everything tigger me 

Some things tigger me ,

Big things tigger me , 

To many people tigger me , 

 

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