Conditional LoveA Poem by CeCe EmeryThis song was inspired by a dear friend of mine, may they rest in peace.Can’t believe where I’ve grown up In a city with a great reputation Nice houses and paved streets Not where you’ll most likely meet people like me I could never live up to the standards Of my parents conditional love Never wore my hair right My clothes were too tight The thing about this city is Nice houses With molded walls Paved streets With cracks under the asphalt From all the kids that were too smart for their
own good Ran away from this place They saw more than they should Instead of clouds We have chem trails Instead of praise We have jealous stares There’s a girl at school Who slits her wrists? She can’t take what they say anymore Her parents handle it By screaming it’s a waste How can she do this? Does she even think about what the other parents
will say? She couldn’t live up to their conditional love ‘And it sucks man Because that night She ran away And still To this day Nothing has changed.
You leave these kids Saying sorry for what they’ve grown up to be As if it’s wrong As if they aren’t even human beings Just animals that you were somehow for some
reason Chose to raise I don’t understand Why you cause so much pain It must be obviously evident in your mind © 2015 CeCe EmeryAuthor's Note
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Added on October 9, 2015 Last Updated on October 9, 2015 Tags: intense, depressing, poem, short, lyrics AuthorCeCe EmerySan Antonio, TXAboutI find adolescent angst to be the best producer for writing. My writing comes from a dark place but for me writing is about being vulnerable. Writing is about finding the tied up, deep, dark, knot in .. more..Writing
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