I understand you don't want me to go That's fine. But I can't watch you dig through your car For money for tonight's numbing. You can't call me names And still call me your daughter And just because you offer me a cold one Doesn't mean I'm playing your game. I tried to give you a chance to prove That your words were worth an ounce of truth You may have been sober for months But it's been two weeks of slurred speech And several days of you Not leaving that door For anything more than a bottle. Why the **** would I want to stay? You keep saying that No one here will hurt me Too late dad, you've made your mark In the form of six packs and cruel words. I was better off without you for 10 years. You have never been daddy.
This is not a poem at all. I'm just upset and can't find pretty ways to say why