Monkey See Monkey Doo Mummy Never Wanted You

Baby did not know

Anything outside her circle

No 1 wanted to be the 1 to tell her 

Damaged people like nothing more
than to burst comfy bubbles

The world is filled with sharp corners 
Sticks and Stone's and Horrors

Sadly these are lessons that 
Baby will have to learn for herself

All you can do is put a loving arm around her
when she comes home crying questioning why the other kids are so horrible and mean 

And hope and pray she has the strength
and presence to overcome all they can
throw at her

Safe in the knowledge that she has a
strong , stable and loving home to
go home to to

Unlike the children of broken homes
that perpetuate 
Monkey see or Monkey doo

No 1 loves you
Mummy never wanted you

Hopefully before you are 2 broken
You will come to realise

It was not your fault
There was nothing you could do

The Blame Alone 
Lies Solely with Her
For what its worth

You are not responsible for your Birth
Or lack of upbringing

Unfortunately 1 of life's great unsolved mysteries
Is why any old 2 clueless Idiot's can have children
without the means or desire to look after them

Why for the Love of God ?
Why ?

And how are those unfortunate infertile
Couples to wrestle with said injustice ?

In a perfect world 
Every child should have a loving Mum and Dad

And deserves a kiss on the head
Before being tucked into a warm Bed

Or am i Wrong ???????????
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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Mcgee Avatar
July 19, 2019 at 2:21 PM
Not wrong at all...nor any answer that makes sense...2 many people don't deserve the little child they birth.
Flaherty Avatar
July 19, 2019 at 3:40 PM
Cheers Jeanne Thank you for commenting much appreciated Ta
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