ESTRANGE CHILDREN
Parents aren’t perfect
They’re human being to
They make mistakes but
As long as you weren’t abused
In any kind of way and you had
Food, a roof over your head and
Wasn’t forced to be a parent
To your siblings
And some of your needs were met
You’re bless, because every child
Don’t have that luxury
But to be judge because you
Wasn’t cuddle enough or you
Didn’t have your parents
Undivided attention or designer clothes
Is a crock, it’s so many excuses
If you’re a 25-year-old adult
Or older and your
Parents can’t tell you how to live
Your adult life
How can you expect them to
Take care of you and pay your bills
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