Dear Mommy
Dear Mommy,
Why did you go away? Was I not as good as the white snow you blew was, my love for you
not strong enough to help you pull thru? Stuck as the starving child wising to be loved. The
drink was your friend to busy with to see a small little girl wishing to be that bottle so true.
You left me mommy with these strangers so cold and bitter, each day born with a slap of the
belt so few love letters. My sanity took from a girl so young, mommy you should of been
there to shelter me from this storm. You came back mommy presents anew arms held out
wide to receive something that this little child was denied. My love for you mommy is no
more, with my sanity it walked out the door. No words you could say could ever fill the void
of what i lost is what a mother, daughter bond that will never ever be reborn.
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