Hugs and Kisses the Poem Prelude To the Off Broadway Performance
To where the lies the boundary,
between love and hate.
By a Father's iniquities?
Near a Mother's mistake?
A family's bond,
through blood and pain.
Ruled by fear,
breeds a daughter's shame.
Hush little baby,
don't say a word.
Or daddy's gonna put you,
where you can never be heard.
A slumber party?
Why sure you can.
Bring that one little friend,
so daddy can see her again.
Your father loves his girls
and that's a fact.
But you're nothing without me,
and don't you ever forget that!
We are the family next door,
you know us, Mr & Mrs...
Our's is the perfect life,
filled with lot's of Hugs & Kisses.
Copyright © Chris Witherspoon | Year Posted 2014
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