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Passed out on the couch. Ice cold. Ice cold like the needle she used as a blindfold to the life she took no responsibility for. Ice cold. Ice cold like the tombstones in the graveyard where she laid her boyfriend to sleep, left with a beautiful mistake she wanted to keep, but just like everything else besides drugs in her life, her baby didn’t fit her schedule. Forced to be put last on her to-do list, she “sheltered” her with lies and excuses that in reality were portrayed as bruises. A personal punching bag to a worthless stab at a mother. Seeing your own flesh and blood as a barricade between you and your next fix, “I hate you” were words I was never afraid to admit. You left me, only seen as a nuisance to you. Forget about me as I can’t forget about you. The final straw that broke the camel’s back. Was I too much to handle? I mean you handled your smack! **** you” are the words that come to mind, when I think about you ninety-nine percent of the time. If it’s possible to hate someone you barely know, well then that’s true because mom, mommy, ***** druggie, mother, I can honestly say I do.
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 12:49 PM UTC
For a non -existent mother
Passed out on the couch. Ice cold. Ice cold like the needle she used as a blindfold to the life she took no responsibility for. Ice cold. Ice cold like the tombstones in the graveyard where she laid her boyfriend to sleep, left with a beautiful mistake she wanted to keep, but just like everything else besides drugs in her life, her baby didn’t fit her schedule. Forced to be put last on her to-do list, she “sheltered” her with lies and excuses that in reality were portrayed as bruises. A personal punching bag to a worthless stab at a mother. Seeing your own flesh and blood as a barricade between you and your next fix, “I hate you” were words I was never afraid to admit. You left me, only seen as a nuisance to you. Forget about me as I can’t forget about you. The final straw that broke the camel’s back. Was I too much to handle? I mean you handled your smack! **** you” are the words that come to mind, when I think about you ninety-nine percent of the time. If it’s possible to hate someone you barely know, well then that’s true because mom, mommy, ***** druggie, mother, I can honestly say I do.
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Aug 6, 2012
Aug 6, 2012 at 12:49 PM UTC
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