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You kissed me on the forehead and told me you'd be back later at night when you ended your shift. The time in which I would already be fast asleep dreaming of the father that you promised, but never got the chance to be. You excused your absences with material goods used to create a superficial mind, luxurious items that act as remembrances of the bond you and I lack. The relationship that serves as the vital component to our kinship. But I cannot blame, no, I will not resent you If I now know that you would have been there if you could have. I just wish that I would have known that before. Before I let your absence challenge my confidence, and burglarize my sense of security. I wish I was not so Ignorant to the fact that you would eventually devise a way to generate time for me, before I spent nights on the streets, knocking on every other door of the neighborhood, wooing each man of the house until I would find the right properly loving father for my own, along with the bonus of something intimately more. A lost little street *****
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 3:25 PM UTC
Ghost
You kissed me on the forehead and told me you'd be back later at night when you ended your shift. The time in which I would already be fast asleep dreaming of the father that you promised, but never got the chance to be. You excused your absences with material goods used to create a superficial mind, luxurious items that act as remembrances of the bond you and I lack. The relationship that serves as the vital component to our kinship. But I cannot blame, no, I will not resent you If I now know that you would have been there if you could have. I just wish that I would have known that before. Before I let your absence challenge my confidence, and burglarize my sense of security. I wish I was not so Ignorant to the fact that you would eventually devise a way to generate time for me, before I spent nights on the streets, knocking on every other door of the neighborhood, wooing each man of the house until I would find the right properly loving father for my own, along with the bonus of something intimately more. A lost little street *****
alexander-lopez
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Jun 1, 2014
Jun 1, 2014 at 3:25 PM UTC
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