A motherless daughter

A motherless daughter

A Poem by Asha W

For Dad,


I’m sorry for being such a hypocrite.

When I said that I was okay with mom’s death, but refused to get out of bed afterwards

When I told you it was because you were never home, truth was I just simply missed mom

When I refused to have a new mom, although I knew you needed her the most

When I stayed quiet when you asked ‘how’s school?’, while I wanted to tell you stories

When I cried and blamed you, since I myself did not know why my tears bursted

And till your death, I will always be one

When people asked if I am okay, I will nod and pretend that I am strong

However, deep inside I am not okay, I haven’t moved on even from mom’s death

© 2016 Asha W


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Added on February 7, 2016
Last Updated on February 7, 2016
Tags: father, mother, hypocrite

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Asha W
Asha W

Jakarta, Indonesia



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Words amuse me, and they are the way of me expressing myself. I like to read daily-life stories, fiction stories, and fantasy stories. I want to write short stories here. When my novel was read.. more..

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