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It was just a glass, just a bottle of joy. NO way mommy knew it would hurt her babies. It was just a glass, just a bottle of joy. NO way mommy knew it made her sad and angry. It was just a glass that took my mother away. It was just a glass that kept me up at night. It was just a glass that made her maternal connections fray. It was just a glass that sent me and my siblings into fright. It was just a glass. Just a glass. A glass. Just one. I want my mommy back, even at 18 and a budding man. I want my mommy back, to hug me when I'm sad and smile when I succeed. I want my mommy back, without the glass. I want my happy back.
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 10:57 PM UTC
Just a Glass.
It was just a glass, just a bottle of joy. NO way mommy knew it would hurt her babies. It was just a glass, just a bottle of joy. NO way mommy knew it made her sad and angry. It was just a glass that took my mother away. It was just a glass that kept me up at night. It was just a glass that made her maternal connections fray. It was just a glass that sent me and my siblings into fright. It was just a glass. Just a glass. A glass. Just one. I want my mommy back, even at 18 and a budding man. I want my mommy back, to hug me when I'm sad and smile when I succeed. I want my mommy back, without the glass. I want my happy back.
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Apr 4, 2015
Apr 4, 2015 at 10:57 PM UTC
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