The last thing I remember saying yesterday,
Was, 'I love you too'
I remember behind the shut door, calling out to my Mother,
Her attempt at recovering the confrontations we have,
Moments,
Hours, Days, prior.
Was a quiet,barely audible, ‘I love you’
Love you too,
I left afterwards, I left to get lost in the back roads,
Listening to REO speed wagon and discovering new life,
With strangers that are friends,
Watching the glimmering Christmas décor
Being hung up by the shopping malls,
In November,
Love you too,
Is what I say halfheartedly with my mind drifting
somewhere farther than I’ve ever traveled before.
Reflecting on the contents of every conversation
I attempt to have with my family,
Love you too, isn’t really love,
It’s a deep-rooted respect I have for her
And even though they do expect forgiveness
After years of almost wasted childhood, I am still
Thankful, that I am here,
That I am still young,
Learning about forgiveness, and
Out of the kindness of my heart I say, "I love you too".
Less Bleh
This poem is from the heart and from the mind. Enjoyed - and felt the same way when I was older, but as a kid, I just loved mom and everyone else. Great write! :D
Thank you so much(:
Thank you so much(: