Dear legal codependents,
I am not my daddy’s girl.
I am not my mom’s best friend.
It’s not my choice, it’s who I am.
Have you ever stopped to think, perhaps,
That maybe one of those people you so harshly judge
Is sitting across from you- your own flesh and blood?
How can you love me anymore?
According to you, I’m just a *****
Abomination, miscreation, I love you, I disgust you, I know.
You’ve lost a daughter, she’s moving on.
Sincerely- your daughter, your first born, your pride.
Sincerely- bisexual, immoral, criminal me.
Feb 22, 2010
Feb 22, 2010 at 4:45 PM UTC
Dear legal codependents,
I am not my daddy’s girl.
I am not my mom’s best friend.
It’s not my choice, it’s who I am.
Have you ever stopped to think, perhaps,
That maybe one of those people you so harshly judge
Is sitting across from you- your own flesh and blood?
How can you love me anymore?
According to you, I’m just a *****
Abomination, miscreation, I love you, I disgust you, I know.
You’ve lost a daughter, she’s moving on.
Sincerely- your daughter, your first born, your pride.
Sincerely- bisexual, immoral, criminal me.
this poem was done in september 2009, for my creative writing class- the form was a letter poem.
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