Momma was born a hip hop head She'd whisper beats and rhymes in my ear right before bed We played dress up every day she'd do my hair up real nice when daddy had the good dough mamma partied dripping in ice. and even when the jackets were too heavy and my braided head too tight as long as I made mamma look good, I was doin' alright. How can I blame her I only know pieces to her story there were whole other lives a long time before me and to this, I owe her credit not every day was a dog day even when I didn't know what to say I mean she gave me my words when I was four it made life a little easier when raising the children she bore And for as long as I could remember or at least since the 24th of September She spited dad promised me she'd always give me all that she had Wasn't long until she broke it 2 years since we've spoken but we manage Momma checked out left me and my siblings behind left me alone to make sense of the world with half of her mind And so here I am now ripped from my bed An old beat drew me to write about the love that's dead 12:39 am
Good night momma. I miss you. Lord knows i don't want to but i do ~Your little girl Lyssa