My Childhood Memories
My childhood was hidden from me.
It was there,
Just under the liquor poison, and arguments.
I can't remember a day without them throwing insults
At each others face,
Or my father leaving,
An my mother sitting on a chair,
Defeated.
Growing up was similar too.
I'd come home from a friends to find you gone,
And my mother sitting on the couch,
With a make up smeared face,
And red eyes.
You hurt her again.
But she wouldn't admit to it.
She'd cover it up,
So I wouldn't worry.
But you came back
Just to do it all over again 3 days later.
For about 10 years of my life,
This is what I came home from school to.
Lies which were eventually found out,
Whiskey emotional bruises,
And yet we all still believed you would change.
But now we're a broken family,
Thanks to you.
You're gone;
You're barely my father anymore.
I don't even consider you a part of me.
To me,
You're only a drunk stranger,
Who I pass by everyday to get to where I have to be.
Poetry by NorthStar
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Written on 2011-02-27 at 09:07
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