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the lights of a cop car gave me hope I wanted them to take me away from the pain and tears home was no longer home it was a prison mom and dad were guards dad did nasty things to me I kept silent mama threw things and slammed me against cupboards she was unaware of dads behaviors I blamed my body if only I was unhealthy sloppily so... then maybe he would have left me alone mama hated me I saw it in her eyes before she erupted and came down on me but there was always a calmness before the storm bipolar it seemed laughter and praise rarely so but still there sometimes I wish I knew my real parents but they weren't much better ******* lovers I knew though if I waited my sentence I'd be out free one day someday I'd run free I survived I endured and now I'm free
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Jun 18, 2018
Jun 18, 2018 at 7:14 PM UTC
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the lights of a cop car gave me hope I wanted them to take me away from the pain and tears home was no longer home it was a prison mom and dad were guards dad did nasty things to me I kept silent mama threw things and slammed me against cupboards she was unaware of dads behaviors I blamed my body if only I was unhealthy sloppily so... then maybe he would have left me alone mama hated me I saw it in her eyes before she erupted and came down on me but there was always a calmness before the storm bipolar it seemed laughter and praise rarely so but still there sometimes I wish I knew my real parents but they weren't much better ******* lovers I knew though if I waited my sentence I'd be out free one day someday I'd run free I survived I endured and now I'm free
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19/F/Columbia, Louisiana
Jun 18, 2018
Jun 18, 2018 at 7:14 PM UTC
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