Pretending

Pretending

A Poem by kay

I begged the teacher not to call my dad, I promised i'll never talk in class
sobs coming out of me, I barley could breath
snot coming out my nose it was a catastrophe
she thought I was being dramatic and called anyways 
little does she know, she just sealed my fate
I couldn't go the rest of the day, not even one time putting a smile on my face
I dreaded the thought of going home, because I knew what was in store
The day is over,  It's time to leave
My dad picks me up and barley speaks to me
we get home
i'm frozen in fear
for I sense that death is near
The sound of his shoes stomping down the stairs
My heart beating fast, I'm so scared
he finally makes it to the bottom of the stairs
the belt in his hand, he grabs me by the throat
I follow his every demand
the rest is a blur, I think I blacked out 
next thing I know I wake up in bed and the birds are chirping loud

The next day I get up and ready for 5th grade
I go back to pretending and put a smile on my face 
I barley could walk I ached and bruised 
little do they know I get abused.
So  every time they call home, a little part of my soul is gone

© 2018 kay


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bellevue, NE



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