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Never Good Enough

She is twelve years old 
  No one to care 
  No one to hear
  The screams of her heart
  But we turn our noses up
  
  She is six feet under
  A knife in her back
  Praying for the pain and suffering to end
  But we turn our noses up
  
  She tries her best
  They break her heart
  Can’t sleep at night with the monsters creeping in her room
  But we turn our noses up
                                
  She begs and plead
  She gets down on her knees 
  Trying to hold on
  They see her pain 
  But we turn our noses up

  Two years later 
  Lessons learned, and new scars made
  She changes who she really is 
  But we turn our noses up

Copyright © Kristian Hamilton | Year Posted 2018



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I Choose Me

Roses are red 
Violets are blue
Even through all the pain i still love you
You dragged my throw the mud 
You pushed me in the cold dripping rain
But i would still jump off our sacrifice plane

Push myself to go to the limit
I thought you would always be legit
But you just continuously push into a never ending pit
So now will i fight the never ending war
Or will i go off and close the door

I choose me
Cant you see
I am on my own
Never looking back 
But sometimes i do lack
The love that u gave me 
Along with the bruises

Copyright © Kristian Hamilton | Year Posted 2018

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We All Must Go Through It Sometime

Going to the same schools with the same people 
The worst you could do is get a name 
Your name sticks 
There is no going back
That one faithful day
That one horrifying mistake 

We walk around making sure that we look our best
Never letting our pants be unzipped 
Always making sure that our shoes were free of toilet paper
Fearing to get called zippy, or toilet train
Dressing so uncomfortable that we get cuts and scares from the clothes that we wear
Making sure that we look like everyone else

Our differentially is stripped from us the moment we step into that setting
We are no longer our own human being
But a frighten wolf following the pack
Never questioning the leader
Never roaming away
Trying to comfort ourselves by reminding that we all go through it

Is this normal?
Do we need this to survive?
Wanting to be yourself 
Can’t find a reason to let go
Afraid of the consequences

Be yourself 
If they give you a name at least it is unique
At least u will show your kids that they have a chance
A chance to succeed without need the approval for worthless scumbags they call bullies

Maybe we are afraid 
Of the “friends” we will lose
The things will miss
But who wants to be around people that can’t even accept you for who you are
So forget them

We all most go through the choice 
But we get to regulate how much we take

Copyright © Kristian Hamilton | Year Posted 2019

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He Is Blind

The love that he gave me
The hurt that he left me
I go back and forth as I lie awake at night
Thinking about how he held on to me so tight

Does he know
Does he care
If I hurt will he fight
Or will he just throw his hands in the air

You where suppose to protect me
But you left me in this thing we call life 
Know I die slowly every night

Was it love or lust
Should i judge or just
Believe these things you tell me 
Mama said a pair of lips will say any thing
Your lies are as smooth as your perfect lips
Do i want to hear the the rough truth that might come from them


To be continued.....................................................................

Copyright © Kristian Hamilton | Year Posted 2018


Book: Shattered Sighs