You Become What You Resent
You raised me from birth,
Picked up my scraped knees from the earth,
Yet you don't even look at me looking my best
You will not be impressed.
My weakness I feel I must show:
Your vision of me is so narrow,
Lend me your eyes, I will show you my heart
There is so much I wish to impart:
You are the mother
Your love I must capture.
Instead, we focus on strife,
I am the one to whom you gave life!
You have your many choice
Give me your list, your invoice.
I will return you mine,
If you promise to consign.
Those are what make man great.
But yet, your being, I must negate,
For they say you become what you resent
Against this, I will stay persistent.
Ay, I refuse.
The uncharted trail, I must--I will--choose.
Your flaws, I am willing to condone,
But I can't move the mountains between us alone.
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