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61. A Mother's Pain For Her Children
- By Marsha M. Martinez
- Published: July 2006
Trying To Hide The Pain Poem

Often times I sit and wonder
How mother always sits and ponders
Her eyes, her stare, are so far
As if she has the whole world to bear.

Often times I sit and wonder
How mother always sits and ponders
Her eyes, her stare, are so far
As if she has the whole world to bear.

I know she's sad
But when she sees me she smiles
Acting very glad
Sometimes I catch her crying,
And I ask myself
Is it worth all this trying?

Today she had a rough day
I heard the yelling and the cursing
And my father say
"I wish you would just stop nagging and stay away"
My mother gasped and cried, then knelt to pray.

She goes through life living unhappy
Her children's smiles are kind and pure.
Her struggles and abuse she endures
Trying to hide the pain
She stays in this situation, hoping her children will ultimately gain.
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62. Just A Title
- By Marianne J. Farr
- Published: July 2006
Just a title
Nothing more
I am sorry to say
We have no rapport

Just a title
Nothing more
I am sorry to say
We have no rapport

Better this way
Than playing pretend
This is the way I have come to contend

Just a title
Nothing more
I'm finally able to close the door

You did this yourself
All on your own
I hope you like feeling alone

I have tried too much
Now I am tired of holding the clutch

Just a title
Nothing more
Is what I have decided for

You made your choice
Now you must lie
Now I see your chosen side

Just a title
Nothing more
'Mother' now I shut the door.
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63. A Story In The Stanzas (Daddy, Daddy)

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- By Leigh Robertson
- Published: November 2011
He broke me when I was eleven years old
I knew no worse pain
I know the truths of the lies he told
I nearly went insane

He broke me when I was eleven years old
I knew no worse pain
I know the truths of the lies he told
I nearly went insane

He moved out and lived with her
Where he remains to this day
I miss the way we once were
Before he moved away

I lost all of my respect
And my confidence
I just wish I could forget
I've built myself a fence

The world was a dreary place
For my eleven year-old eyes
Tears would always run down my face
Like rain from the skies

I hung my head in utter sorrow
As I end my fifth grade year
Knowing I won't see him tomorrow
Was enough to bring on tears

Daddy, Daddy please come back
Mommy's crying and I am too
Daddy, Daddy, pick up the slack
I don't know what else to do

Daddy, Daddy I miss you so
Please don't let me see
Daddy, Daddy, please don't go
Daddy you abandoned me
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64. You Need
- By Antoinette McDonald
- Published: April 2008
Trying To Keep My Husband

You told me you loved me
You shared all your hopes and fears
You spoke of your goals
You make me shed many tears

You told me you loved me
You shared all your hopes and fears
You spoke of your goals
You make me shed many tears

You were once so open and honest
You did so many things right from the start
You seemed very sincere
You have since broken my heart

You promised me the world
You gave me reasons to believe
You allowed me to spread my wings
You make me feel like you will only deceive

You stole my heart away
You used to be full of fun and joy
You made me feel like I was special
You have me thinking I was just a toy

You made love to me, and I gave you children
You eventually made me your spouse
You cared about my feelings once upon a time
You treat me today as if I'm a louse

You need to treat me with respect and honor
You need to quit causing more pain and strife
You need to remember that I am your wife
You need to go back to the man you once were
You need to stop lying to you and to me
You need to realize it's bringing much grief
You need to stop and think that I don't have to be
IN YOUR LIFE....
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65. The Truth

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- By Sami Chester
- Published: July 2017
Teenage Letter To Parents

Most adults sit and wonder
Why we sit and pout,
But so far not a single one
Has it figured out.

Most adults sit and wonder
Why we sit and pout,
But so far not a single one
Has it figured out.

They say that our lives are easy,
No reason for us to stress,
But with all these problems,
Our lives are one big mess.

For one, the expectations,
All the pressure put on us,
They expect us to be perfect
And never make a fuss.

They want straight As and artists
Musicians and athletes.
Nothing less will pass for them.
All we do is compete.

But what about last night
When my best friend left?
Why can't I just take a break,
Even for a sec?

But no, we must keep going
To form your perfect child.
We, teens, are getting sick of it.
Let's break loose, get wild.

We are hurt and angry,
Screaming from inside.
Scared to come out
With tears to hide.

Now don't you get it?!
What you've done to us?
Life is so much harder
When there's no one to trust.
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66. Why Mommy, Why?
- By Esterlina Moy
- Published: February 2006
Poem About Mom Treating Daughter Poorly

Why, Mommy, must you treat me so bad?
I was there for you my whole life!
And now all you do is make me feel sad.
I try to hug you and you push me away.

Why, Mommy, must you treat me so bad?
I was there for you my whole life!
And now all you do is make me feel sad.
I try to hug you and you push me away.
The situation is getting worse day by day.

Why, Mommy, could you say I don't love you
When you know that isn't true?
You know I love you with all of my heart and that I need your love, too.

Why, Mommy, do you make me cry?
All theses hurtful things you say make me feel like I want to die.
How could you choose another man over me?
I would have never believed that something like that would've happened,
Not even in my wildest dreams.

Mommy, I am in so much pain
Too horrible for me to even name.
I will follow your wishes and move,
So I'll no longer be there to mess up your groove.
Before I go, there is one thing I must ask,

Why Mommy didn't our mother-daughter love last?
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67. Essence Of Broken
- By Tiani Apao
- Published: July 2011
When Parents Don't Care

Jaded is the essence of being broken
The pain in your heart
And the words unspoken
The nights you cry

Jaded is the essence of being broken
The pain in your heart
And the words unspoken
The nights you cry
The days you smile
But those smiles only last a while
The tears, the pain
They will never go away
The heartache, the cries
No one to dry your eyes
The darkness, the fear
Knowing that no one's here
The emptiness that faded
But knowing you're still jaded.
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68. Father Of Mine
- By Amanda
- Published: August 2008
You Make Me Cry

You weren't around to help me out.
You left my life without any doubts.
You were never around to help me out,
You were always the one who would shout.

You weren't around to help me out.
You left my life without any doubts.
You were never around to help me out,
You were always the one who would shout.
Violence was the answer for you,
Well guess what?
I'm growing up to be just like you.
I always wanted you around but no matter how hard I tried you would just make me cry.
Father of mine you're not a man.
To this day I won't forgive you.
I have grown strong and I have been through a lot
but none of my strength comes from you
because you're someone who NEVER came through
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69. Daddy Told Me
- By Carlee L. Ranger
- Published: June 2006
Daddy No Longer Wants His Little Girl Poem

I was told I was living a lie
I was told don't bother to cry
I was told they no longer did care
I was told I love you, they did not dare

I was told I was living a lie
I was told don't bother to cry
I was told they no longer did care
I was told I love you, they did not dare

I was told I am a bad role model for my sister and brother
I was told I was betrayed by my mother
I was told my mother did not love me
I was told that is why she chose to flee
I was told, the love I have for my mother to hide
I was told I later picked the wrong side

I was told the abuse I got was 'tough love'
I was told that while getting a shove
I was told I brought them to shame
I was told I was many horrible names

I was told I was not the daughter they had in mind
I was told the love for me they could not find
I was told I was expected to fall
I was told they would not help when they received that call

I was told I was going nowhere
I was told to stay far from there
I was told I would not make much of my life
I was told she'd be the one to cut with a knife
I was told they would leave me alone
I was told I was a daughter disowned
Daddy no longer wants his little girl
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Great story. I always felt like this. But not from my dad. But from my mom. Sorry for the wrong spelling guys. Here, let me fix it:

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70. A Stupid Father Daughter Dance

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- By Jackie
- Published: July 2009
Poem About Father Missing Moments In Daughter's Life

I do not need a stupid father daughter dance,
all I need is a chance.

A chance to tell you that I love you,

I do not need a stupid father daughter dance,
all I need is a chance.

A chance to tell you that I love you,
a chance to wish that you would love me too.

You are my father but not my dad,
you remind me of the dad I want but have never had.

All I need is a day,
a day for you to listen to what I have to say.

I thought writing this would be quite easy,
but I have just begun and I am feeling queasy.

Where were you when I said my first word?
Where were you when I turned to the Lord?

Where were you when I jumped off the high dive?
Where were you when I needed a high five?

Where were you when grandpa and grandma died?
Where were you all the times I have cried?

Why weren't you there on my birthday?
Why weren't you there to hear what I had to say?

You were always there for my sister; why weren't you there for me?
I know a dad isn't an easy thing to be.

But you could have at least tried,
you could have wiped away my tears the many times I have cried.

Most of the times I have cried were because of you;
most of the dreams I have had are that you'd love me too.

When I look in the mirror, all I see are your blue eyes staring back at me.
I think of things that I wish you'd be.

I don't care about how well you're doing at work,
because being a dad should be your job.

I do not need a stupid father daughter dance,
all I need is a chance.

A chance to tell you that I love you,
a chance to wish that you would love me too.

Maybe someday we will bump into one another,
and we probably won't even know each other.

Maybe then we will get the chance,
the chance to talk,

maybe someday we will even have a father daughter dance.
Maybe we could just go for a walk?
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71. So Hard

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- By Ian Gillum
- Published: April 2011
Life Is Falling Apart

why is life such a heartache? what did I do to deserve it?
sometimes it makes me wonder if living is even worth it

'cause every time I get somewhere I go right back to the beginning

why is life such a heartache? what did I do to deserve it?
sometimes it makes me wonder if living is even worth it

'cause every time I get somewhere I go right back to the beginning
seems no matter how hard I try there's never no place for winning

but I pick up the broken pieces every time they shatter
and then I go on with my life like there is nothing a matter

I just wished things could go good for once. I miss the life I had
the one where I was once a loved husband but now all I am is sad

I try hard to be faithful despite all the temptation
because I'm a real man with a family that I am raising

I have a beautiful daughter and another child coming soon
but I still don't know the sex or the color of the balloon

but it doesn't really matter, boy or girl, whichever
I just hope through all this I can keep my family together

even though I have problems I understand my quality of life
and that's being there for my family and loving my wife
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72. Can You Hear Me?

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- By Nichole Kay Milgate
- Published: February 2009
Where were you when the tears fell?
When the blood began to flow?
Where were you when I was scared?
When all my skies were gray

Where were you when the tears fell?
When the blood began to flow?
Where were you when I was scared?
When all my skies were gray
And I lost all hope?
Where were you through all the years?
When it all began?
Where were you when I was hurt and bleeding, when I needed you?
Where were you when I was sad and in jail?
When there was no strength left,
And where the hell are you now?

When it all came down and the walls were crashing in,
All was lost and gone, and when I fought?

Where were you when I stayed up and cried myself to sleep each night
And I tossed and turned?
And where are you now?
That I'm stuck and there's nowhere to turn?
So I ask you this, where will you be
When the walls come down again?
Where will you turn when the tables turn
And there is no where to hide or no one to blame?
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73. The Shadow You Cast
- By Reece Lennox
- Published: May 6, 2022
A Mother Leaving Her Son

Dear mother of mine
Was I ever worth your time?
My fragile heart yearns for your unconditional love
A feeling that I'm deprived of

Dear mother of mine
Was I ever worth your time?
My fragile heart yearns for your unconditional love
A feeling that I'm deprived of
I was foolish to believe your white lies
No longer am I a little boy
With wool over his eyes
To your pain I'm already numb
The sad thing is
The heartache is never done
They say time heals everything
But I don't believe that's true
Because it never brought back you
Never will I forget the past
But I will step out from the shadow you cast
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74. Thank You Dad...Not
- By Jw
- Published: November 2009
Thanks for believing in me.
Thanks for showing me you care.
Thanks for holding my hand.
Thanks for being there.

Thanks for believing in me.
Thanks for showing me you care.
Thanks for holding my hand.
Thanks for being there.
Thanks for being the best.
Thanks for making me glad.
Thanks for loving me with all your heart.
Thanks for being my dad.

^Now after every "thanks for" add "never."
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75. I Love You
- By Kelsey Rogers
- Published: July 2006
Listen To My Words

You never look at me anymore
Do you see I want to talk
We can do this sitting down
or we could take a walk

You never look at me anymore
Do you see I want to talk
We can do this sitting down
or we could take a walk
The truth must come out
Why do you hate me so?
I couldn't do that to you
I love you more than you know.
You hate me because it's easy
because you think I have no back
And when no one's looking
you'll leave with nothing to pack.
Why are you like this
you are so full of hate.
Everyone's happiness around you
you feel you have to take.
Can you see I want to help you
Do you see me out of your line
How can you be this way,
how can you be so blind?
I love you in any way a sister should
I would do anything for you if I knew
how much help it would
be for you.
So please, please let go of all your anger and rage
For I love you even at this age.

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76. Despite All Fault
- By Tasha S. Smith
- Published: May 2006
Poem About Loving Father Even If He Doesn't Visit

Sometimes I wonder if you even care,
because when I need you, you aren't there.

No matter how much I want to hate you, I can't;

Sometimes I wonder if you even care,
because when I need you, you aren't there.

No matter how much I want to hate you, I can't;
Momma won't let me 'cause nobody's a saint.

I know you could be a good father if you really tried;
so, stop, think about it; listen to the tears I've cried.

Tears that could so easily be wiped away
and replaced with love sure to stay.

Listen, no one can take your place,
even if they had your same face.

I've grown to love you despite all fault,
and that love I will keep within my heart.

Don't be afraid;
my love has never strayed.

I need you a lot,
more than you ever thought.

And remember, I love you despite all fault.
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77. Dear Mom How Could You Leave Me
- By Rebecca L. Simpson
- Published: July 2006
Dear momm how could you
Never care about me?
I'm dying inside
Which you will never see

Dear momm how could you
Never care about me?
I'm dying inside
Which you will never see
You never even call
Just to talk to me
Heck, you don't write either
So your love I don't see
You're not the one
Who wipes my tears at night
Nor are you the one
Who chases away my frights
Dear mom, how could you
Just leave me like this?
You didn't even come back
For one last kiss
Mom, how could you
Have a kid and just leave?
That's no way to act
That's no way to behave
Dear mom, I want to know why
You decided not
To be part of my life
I want to know why
You have no heart at all
And how you can have a child
You don't see, write, or call?
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78. The Interloper
- By Ann D. Stevenson
- Published: December 7, 2022
Discovering You Have Cancer

You came in uninvited
and decided to stay.
I am going to poison you,
make you go away.

You came in uninvited
and decided to stay.
I am going to poison you,
make you go away.

I have a lovely family
and a loving wife.
You've upset both my children,
caused a load of strife.

I don't want you in my life.

We'll search you out for certain,
find out where you dwell.
Then we'll try to burn you out,
may you roast in hell.

Vile and evil cancer,
please just go away.
You have become a part of me,
but I don't wish you to stay.

I don't want you in my life.
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Anger Poems - Page 4

61. A Mother's Pain For Her Children

62. Just A Title

63. A Story In The Stanzas (Daddy, Daddy)

64. You Need

65. The Truth

66. Why Mommy, Why?

67. Essence Of Broken

68. Father Of Mine

69. Daddy Told Me

70. A Stupid Father Daughter Dance

71. So Hard

72. Can You Hear Me?

73. The Shadow You Cast

74. Thank You Dad...Not

75. I Love You

76. Despite All Fault

77. Dear Mom How Could You Leave Me

78. The Interloper