You Never Even Cared
Dear Mom,
How can I even call you
That
You were never even there
All the times
I needed a mom
You weren't there
All the things a mother is supposed to be
Caring
Supportive
Reliable
One would think
But you thought
Different
Do you even remember you have kids?
Do you ever think about us?
I don’t even get a call
Do you even remember
My birthday
Do you even care
That you never see me
Never ask about me
Probably never even talk about me
My heart has broke one too many times
Hardened by distrust
I can’t trust you
Not a word you say
Betrayal are the words you speak
And yet I'm the one in the wrong
You twist my words like the trunk of an aged oak
I can’t even look you in the eyes
There’s nothing there
Not a relationship
Not love
Just annoyance
That you are wasting your time spending it with me
You look past me
I used to want you to notice me
To love me
I used to want a mom
Mom is a strong word
One you don't deserve
I call you that
But in my head
I know
I never needed you
I was fine
Without you
I will be fine
Without you
I don't need you anymore
Your daughter
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