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This one is for you dad, I guess I had to write this poem, had to tell you how I feel because I've kept it in so long. I love you, yes I do but this is what's been bothering me, never thought I could forgive you when you said that stuff to me. You hurt me bad that day for real so it seems I can't forget, and every time I think about dad it really makes me sick. Couldn't believe you put them before me, I was always there for you, and every time you needed something I was always coming through. Snuck you food and snuck you sheets and although I'd get in trouble, it didn't mean a thing because no one would come above you. When the family would talk about you I took your side without a doubt, I'm like " you only get one dad so y'all just better watch y'all mouth. I would give you my last dollar without a care on how you'd use it, and when I told you that though dad you had me really looking stupid. You called me female dog you called me whore, and that mess killed me deep inside, you had me really snapping on you, I can't believe you made me cry. I tried to hate you for it dad but my heart won't let that happen, instead of hating you I'm missing you and that just got me mad and... I want you to tell me you love me, and that you won't do that mess again, because I really need to hear it, I think then I'll let you in. Let you back into my heart because I swear the love was fading, didn't know how I should feel about you and that's just freaking crazy. You were talking to me like I was a chick out in the streets, like you hated me or something, like we had some type of beef. It's crazy that I miss you though I thought that wouldn't happen, I thought I could forget you but you would always keep me laughing. With them crazy freaking dances and the crazy things you'd say. I would tell them I didn't miss you but thought about you everyday. But dad with all this being said I'm just trying to let you know, about the the way you made me feel and how it's hard to let it go. I just want my old dad back the one who used to hug and kiss me, the one that always cared and showed he really loved me. I said I want my old dad back, the one I'd sit and conversate with, the one who kept me going, the one I'd joke around and play with. So here's this poem dad, hope you took heed I hope you listened. Didn't wanna make you mad but welcome to my ventilation.
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