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She found herself in the closet, Where she once had been, Her mother had beaten her, Blamed her of comitting a sin, Her jaded green eyes, Both troubled and pleased, Filled with horror and surprise, Her mother would decieve, She had become a monster, A victim to her distress, She was her mother's outlet, To her never ending stress, Her long frail fingernails, Liked to curl up in a fist, Beating her daughter senseless, Her face in a derranged twist, The bruises on her body, A sign of her mother's rage, She was a troubled book, You could barely decipher a page, There was a touch of bitterness in her heart, A fire of hatred in her soul, Rage had torn her apart, She was no longer whole
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Feb 5, 2014
Feb 5, 2014 at 4:57 PM UTC
Mother was a Monster
She found herself in the closet, Where she once had been, Her mother had beaten her, Blamed her of comitting a sin, Her jaded green eyes, Both troubled and pleased, Filled with horror and surprise, Her mother would decieve, She had become a monster, A victim to her distress, She was her mother's outlet, To her never ending stress, Her long frail fingernails, Liked to curl up in a fist, Beating her daughter senseless, Her face in a derranged twist, The bruises on her body, A sign of her mother's rage, She was a troubled book, You could barely decipher a page, There was a touch of bitterness in her heart, A fire of hatred in her soul, Rage had torn her apart, She was no longer whole
ariel-leann
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Feb 5, 2014
Feb 5, 2014 at 4:57 PM UTC
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