San AndreasA Poem by Emmy J.M. Powell
my mother tries
to make me happy even when I'm on suicide watch, she'll ask, "So how was your day?" "What are you feeling for dinner? How about veggies on the grill, I know you like that." she tries to create a semblance of normalcy whereas others purposely attempt to throw it away and act as if I am made of porcelain or glass or something that breaks easy the others aren't wrong, to be perfectly honest I do break easily just not where others can see I'm full of fissures, there's a San Andreas fault in my head words pour out, but I don't know where from sadness pours out, but I don't know where from mom doesn't understand, but she tries to grout the cracks of her broken middle child I appreciate it, but she forgets a lot that laying it on thick is just as bad as keeping the cracks bare but I love her just the same
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Added on June 10, 2016 Last Updated on June 10, 2016 AuthorEmmy J.M. PowellAbout22 year old hag with frequent mental collapse, a mineral collection, and an addiction to reptiles “And I asked myself about the present: how wide it was, how deep it was, how much was mine to.. more..Writing
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