Abandonment Poem
She says goodbye to her mom who is not there for her.
On My Own
©
Crystal Cayton-Hurley
My memories will fade when you're six feet under in your grave
What can I say, you've been dead to me for years
Since you disappeared and left me alone,
All them years to wonder what I've done
To have a mom who was such scum,
Leaving me to figure things out
Instead of having a mother to help me out
Figuring how to be a women by myself
You were never there to help me out
You are indeed the worst mom I've ever seen
I will shed no more tears when your time is near
Good-bye forever mother dear!
What can I say, you've been dead to me for years
Since you disappeared and left me alone,
All them years to wonder what I've done
To have a mom who was such scum,
Leaving me to figure things out
Instead of having a mother to help me out
Figuring how to be a women by myself
You were never there to help me out
You are indeed the worst mom I've ever seen
I will shed no more tears when your time is near
Good-bye forever mother dear!
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