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Dec 2014
Sure my dad says it outright
He wishes I were different
But what hurts the most
Is my own mother, lined with
Silent disapproval in her eyes
The frown lines on her face
What a beautiful woman
With a deep, hidden disgust
For her own daughter,
That's struggling to make her see
That she is suffering deeply
From the glares and stares,
From blank, emotionless faces
I know she still loves me, but it's there. I love her too. With all my heart, I wish I could see her reciprocate it back
Rj
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Rj
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