Sunday, August 14, 2011

I WANTED HER DEAD

Never mind the highs and lows I shared with her

I refused to remember her love

Her love like a blessing was warm, unseen, felt and sure

Her insanity made me forget her

I now took her love for granted like the summer breeze

Mother that touch grew infuriating, restless being very uneasy

Joy

Tears

Bliss

Calamity

The magic called you remained

The memory of you remained-flowing over calm waters

Your love still remains so true

Still I wanted you dead!

It pained me the disorientation

My greatest love

Lost like the many planets

Motherly tender has faded

Raw and honest your love

Your mind stole it and you chose to forget me

But here in my heart you remain

In the arms that are home your insanity snatched me

Mother please remember me

You hummed me to sleep on your back

You took fists and words whilst you played with me in disarray

Against the world you and I

Fighting against the strong wind yet still pushing forward

I wanted you dead to show you I loved you

To end pain, misery to end THE PAIN and MISERY

Out of love, my dear mother, I wanted you dead!

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