Mama
Daddy
How could you?
Why did you break an innocent little girl?
Leaving behind
This bitter old woman
In her place
Struggling just to face each day
Living
Yet all the while
Slowly, painfully inside
Dying
I did no wrong
I understand that better now
Then I did then
Yet still
A normal life of sunshine
That's a concept
I find so very to grasp
While I stand here
Trapped in the aching misery
The downpouring torrant of my shared past
I was just a kid
I looked up to you
I adored
Maybe even just a little bit
Worshipped you
Hiding away
When the clouds brust
And your fury
In thundering blows and taunts
Came flooding down
Nowhere to run
Nowhere to run
So I learned the best way to handle you
Was to blame me
To hate me
For failing to be
The good little girl
I should have been
Now I'm grown up twisted
All wrong and outside
Never part of a normal society
Never once
Been able to believe
I am deserving of even
One good thing
In my life
So I punish myself
Blame myself
Go without for myself
Because I feel
I don't deserve
I'm not worth
And to you mama and daddy
I owe this neverending nightmare
Your abuse made of my life
Thanks alot
Love you but hope you're both burning in Hell
2013 Ramona Thompson