Tossed AwayA Poem by Laura Ann FordI sit among lost memories of the life we could have made- Shattered by unwillingness, stubbornness, and shame I feel you at my fingertips then swiftly wisped away Knowing so little about you breaks me into pieces Your inability to care for me should be enough to boil my blood Yet strangely my heart still yearns for you and what we could have become
You held me once so sweetly, while whispering in my ear The feelings that you had for me deep inside your soul So strong they were, so full of emotion- But only one look from her turned them upside down I’ll never comprehend the irresponsible choices you made To cling to a stranger and leave your only one in tears
To walk away from that kind of greatness is beyond ignorance Beyond all imaginable reason and forgiveness I will say How could you, I dare ask- Just abandon part of your own being Blood, flesh, the heart that pounds inside me All half yours- in part your creation
Wasn’t I worth enough, intelligent enough, good enough? How could she fill my place in your arms? Her little beasts that call you daddy- They don’t share your genes and name like I How could you cast off the daughter that loves you I never gave up no matter what you said
One day you’re time will reach its end With unfinished business you will ascend- To greet the maker of all who roam the earth What will He say when the book is opened to your page? Are you good enough, smart enough, worth enough to be His child? Or will he simply dismiss you and walk away? © 2010 Laura Ann Ford |
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Added on October 9, 2010 Last Updated on October 9, 2010 Author
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