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Karen Adcock Poem
Mom Thanks for.....
Planting my feet so firm on the ground,
and cleaning up my mess which you found
Thanks for all the times you wiped my nose
and for all the times we shopped for clothes
Thanks for taking me to church,
and being the living example of a womans worth
Thanks for showing me how to tie my shoe,
and for making me smile when i was blue.
Thank s for teaching me how to ride a bike,
to skip and jump and swim and hike.
Thanks for all that you've done for me
and filling my heart with the love it needs
Copyright © Karen Adcock | Year Posted 2013
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Karen Adcock Poem
"Self Abuse"
Imagining how my own hand would taste
I want to punch my own face, is that such a disgrace?
I bet no one would ever know
It is I that throws the blows
Could I knock myself out?
Or should i just hit my own mouth?
Maybe Ill black my left eye
Ill use the right one to cry
just how long will it take
once I am out to awake?
This way I will recieve love and sympanthy
And lots of company who pities me
Come on its time for the show
Today I will start by busting my nose!
Copyright © Karen Adcock | Year Posted 2013
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Karen Adcock Poem
whispering softly their words do tread
into my mind with haste and threat
slowing engulfing all of me
and loosing all of my sanity
steadily they contemplate
just how how to eliminate
the faith i will to them forsake
It is as if i am on a string
a controlled and puppeted form of me
No decisions are of my own accord
For my voice they do ignore
one by one they state their claim
bickering inside my brain
the first of them is rational
she forsees which way the cards will fall
cautious she is with her approach
Propper living she does coach
To the second of them she is much diverse
she is evil as she is cursed
She does one thing persistently
is proving her lunacy
she alterse decieves with her trickery
acting as a evil tyrant
she forces me to be compliant
Number three she isnt here
she wont be seen, nor will entertain
she had some place to be
where is your reality?
Copyright © Karen Adcock | Year Posted 2013
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