Dear MomA Poem by Audrey Brucknershut the door and then lock it put the pain in my back pocket hide the tears i shed for so long its been so long since you've been gone but tonight you reach for the top shelf drink it down, hoping to lose yourself I stay in my room, with my thoughts and my words all the while you down the bottle in thirds laying wide awake, I just can't sleep I've been here for hours simply counting sheep with swayed motion, you knock on my door slowly I open it as you hit the floor the last time was the last time that's what you said but here i am again dragging you to bed next night, in the car, I tell you not to go but you flick on your blinker and pull off the road which is it tonight vodka or wine? and who's mother are you? cause you sure as hell aren't mine nowhere to turn i'm stuck in a cage so i send my pain from heart, to pen, to page and though i joke and laugh all the while it's only to hide the hurt behind my smile always acting tough so no one gets in my face cause i can't take anymore crap i get enough of that at your place you call to say you miss me I say me too because everytime i come over it's never really you I can't remember a time there wasn't liquor on your lips and i somehow can't see myself ever recovering from this © 2008 Audrey Bruckner |
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Added on September 27, 2008 Last Updated on September 27, 2008 AuthorAudrey BrucknerTacoma, WAAboutI have been writing poetry since i was about 11. I am still working on it though. I don't really know poetry format or anything i just write what i feel. If I am not writing poetry I am playing soccer.. more..Writing
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