wasted love
Hearing the distant arguments of my mother and father in the other room
and feeling the tears falling from sisters faces onto mine while they hold
me to comfort me. I remember the night seeing the flashing red and blue
lights and hearing the struggle of my father not knowing where or why he
is going. Only knowing the faces of my sisters because my mom is working
endless nights to provide for us. One day I saw my mom smile for the
first time and hearing her laugh not knowing she can be so happy. Something
was different we moved to a more safer place with a man who made my mom
content. Days passed and he shows his true colors a short tempered man who
lacks compassion. Having no way out, eight years my sisters and I come home
where we are always filled with anxiety not knowing if he will snap. We always
questioned ourselves if we were the problem. As my sisters and I got older we
began to realize things that we didn't when we were younger. This man has not
only put me and my family through hell he taught me not to depend on anyone
or any man. He helped me perceive to be better than he ever was to me and my
family and made me become a stronger woman.
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