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The Doll
The walls were paper thin, I could hear the world breathe And the sound of my father’s bags getting ready to leave It was all too familiar, with tears on my sleeve He was gone out the door like I couldn’t believe My dad left a baby doll at the foot of my bed I think of all the bedtime stories that wouldn’t be read I think of my mom being on her very last thread Barely hanging on, the only one making bread Holding down two jobs just to keep us all fed Containing the family fire before it could spread The doll stayed smiling while the house fell apart She was a plastic reminder of a cold blooded start We were light in the pockets but heavy in the heart My mother’s resilience was a silent work of art Seeing a womanizing man and the back of his hand They thought they could break her but there she still stands Her maternal strength would color you impressed Survival was the one thing that my mother did best Breaking the generational curse is my new vow So I carry her fire and I wear her wisdom now The doll’s still smiling but the world is more still A reminder that true strength can never be killed
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