I remember what you said,
When you told me of your child hood.
I remember when you said your parents don't trust you, I can't help but feel the same way.
I remember when you told me of your days with the razor blade,
I can't help but stare at my arm, as I try to make sure you can't see the scars.
I remember when you told me of your brother and sister and the laughs and the arguments you had, and yet again I can't help but feel the same way.
I remember the tears that feel from your eyes when I told you I was sad.
And you said that you were sorry. I hope that you can remember when they put me in the ground and cover me with dirt.
Remember me for all the good I have done and not the bad.
Remember me as your friend who you could talk to, and laugh with.
Remember me as a person, with a smile and so much to give.
But for the most part remember me as your daughter who loved you so.
lovely
lovely write, I can relate very much
It seems that the only people who can see pain in others' eyes, are people who have seen it in their own...
Thank you. I am glad that you
Thank you. I am glad that you liked my poem.
Chana Fuller