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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Morning sounds wake sleepy heads in beds. A thud against the wall...daddy's home, drunk! Mommy must have given him that mommy look! Sis and I rush to help mommy off the floor as daddy flops across the bed with his shoes on smelling of stale beer and cigarette's stench. Mommy is too dizzy to finish fixing our sandwiches of baloney for our brown bag lunch. With one punch he laid her flat again. When will his cruelty end? Tomorrow is Parent Teacher conferences but they both won't show up... again. They never do. Mean taunts from ugly kids at school, we don't listen. We watch the clock on the classroom wall that ends with a clattering of noisy chatter and beat up books being joyously slammed closed then shoved into back packs as the bell loudly rings announcing the school days end. We walk slowly home together with dulled anticipation to the empty sounds of no one home to greet us. The television's voice is a welcoming distraction that elevates our spirits with happy kids in family shows. The best thing about T.V. dinners is no dishes to wash. Mommy comes home from work at the diner after dark still sporting dark sunglasses to hide daddy's shiner. The last sounds of the day comes from mommy's singing us old songs she remembers from her youthful years at home. 6-17-16 Connie Marcum Wong Poem of the Day June 21, 2016 N/A
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