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She made hell for my mother You see she left her husband because he was too poor He climbed on top of buildings with a bottle of water A dry loaf of bread in his hand Roaming the streets in the day looking for work Opting to repair watches to get a meal She couldn't stand this man she had married So he went in search of another woman Then he met my mother, married her brought her home Pregnant with my eldest sibling, the other woman returned, bringing her jealousy and envy, making my mother's life a living hell Then I was born into a home full of conflict Witchcraft was the weapon used against my mother At only one month old, my mother left home Leaving us in the mercy and madness of an insane woman Instead of feeding us with good milk, she would dilute it to 10% water, dump us in cold water, hoping that all these would **** us as she didn't want our blood directly on her hands Was it not for our paternal grandmother, we would have died, but when she heard of what we were going through She came and rescued us from this deranged woman She raised us with love and care as though she was our mother After our primary education, we had to move back in with our dad and his insane wife Worse times filled with every kind of abuse awaited us ...to be continued. ..
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Oct 12, 2017
Oct 12, 2017 at 7:59 AM UTC
I will never forget
She made hell for my mother You see she left her husband because he was too poor He climbed on top of buildings with a bottle of water A dry loaf of bread in his hand Roaming the streets in the day looking for work Opting to repair watches to get a meal She couldn't stand this man she had married So he went in search of another woman Then he met my mother, married her brought her home Pregnant with my eldest sibling, the other woman returned, bringing her jealousy and envy, making my mother's life a living hell Then I was born into a home full of conflict Witchcraft was the weapon used against my mother At only one month old, my mother left home Leaving us in the mercy and madness of an insane woman Instead of feeding us with good milk, she would dilute it to 10% water, dump us in cold water, hoping that all these would **** us as she didn't want our blood directly on her hands Was it not for our paternal grandmother, we would have died, but when she heard of what we were going through She came and rescued us from this deranged woman She raised us with love and care as though she was our mother After our primary education, we had to move back in with our dad and his insane wife Worse times filled with every kind of abuse awaited us ...to be continued. ..
susan-waigwa
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55/F/Johannesburg, South Afric
Oct 12, 2017
Oct 12, 2017 at 7:59 AM UTC
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