Short Familylife Poems

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Family

what would life be like if you werent here, no mor arguing over what i wear, dont have to 
hear about my hair, wont be annoyed when you think you know whats best. I could finally 
nest, but to answer that difficult question, i have to say it would be full of depression i 
wouldnt change a little thing, with out family life aint worth living.
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Empty Sole

Your life is fading fast your eyes tell your future which is not going to last, 
With each new day your life's draining away never to return I'm sorry to say, 
I'm hurting inside i can't start to explain the pain that i feel when i see you each day, 
A shadow of yourself pale and gray mumbling words you forget next day, 
Your eyes so empty no life at all the sparkle which shone has so surly gone.

My Baby

Infant crying in the night
Restless mother can't sleep so tight
Her life of ease taken away
By just one of those simple mistakes 

Dirty diapers in a bag
Now all she can afford is dirty rags 
Tears have fallen so many nights
Only after she turns out the light

So strong, she tries to make in life 
But for a teenage mother the load isn't so light
Pushing and pulling never a rest
Always feeling she is to fail the test
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Just a Pustule

I am just a pustule on the face of planet Earth,
wasting air and taking space since the sad day of my birth.

All my predecessors have by their own hands died,
insanity and hopelessness drew them to suicide.

Now my daughter wrestles with the demons of her kin,
living life daily, uncomfortable in her skin.

I'll not be missed when I am gone; I've left no real impression,
and daily life will just go on, steeped in deep depression.


©Danielle White
Form: Rhyme

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