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i feel dwarfed by those words (more beautiful than mine, more eloquent, original, and free) and by my family's muddled history, the trials and the things they overcame. i feel humbled by my father's love (his miracle baby girl) and i wish i felt anything like i deserved it. what have i done? written some words and painted a few pictures, and that's nothing compared to the things it took to get me here, the loves and the losses. people struggled every day for the future i can have, and what if i don't take it (it could simply slip away). i feel dwarfed by the expectations, trampled by my fear, i feel humbled by the trust they have in me and i wish i felt an ounce of it.
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Sep 9, 2012
Sep 9, 2012 at 10:30 PM UTC
words from a miracle baby girl
i feel dwarfed by those words (more beautiful than mine, more eloquent, original, and free) and by my family's muddled history, the trials and the things they overcame. i feel humbled by my father's love (his miracle baby girl) and i wish i felt anything like i deserved it. what have i done? written some words and painted a few pictures, and that's nothing compared to the things it took to get me here, the loves and the losses. people struggled every day for the future i can have, and what if i don't take it (it could simply slip away). i feel dwarfed by the expectations, trampled by my fear, i feel humbled by the trust they have in me and i wish i felt an ounce of it.
maddie-3
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Sep 9, 2012
Sep 9, 2012 at 10:30 PM UTC
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