My AlbatrossA Poem by Faith AlmazanI'll never be the way you want me to be. I don't care, you love leaving bruises on me.
Hit me--- not them. You love when they beg you to stop. Please see us when our cheeks redden your palm.
They runaway from you. Why? Well, you threaten to beat them. They trust you. The reason? You made them; you feed them You treat them with that hate you've kept in all these years.
Envious; Ugly fate. Buried aches turn into tears, stain our cheeks. Silent sobs soak our sheets, while you are in your bed.
Every day I wish you hurt me, instead of them. © 2015 Faith Almazan |
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Added on August 1, 2015 Last Updated on August 3, 2015 Tags: physical child abuse, ptsd, guilt, trauma, the rime of the ancient mariner, siblings, maternal, children AuthorFaith AlmazanVancouver, CanadaAboutThese are a collection of my poems that I've written. more..Writing
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