This a piece about a girl's mom. Who did crack. She felt response then realized the truth |
I closed my eyes when I'm in danger, {/i}as innocent as the baby born in the manger, I'm defendless. Your little baby, so precious and senseless, i need you. For nine months, you breath for me, you raised me, you now how to read me, because you're my mother. A bond that no other can shake, no heartache can brake, an endless sleep that can't be wake, a bond that tie me to you and you to me forever So whenever and whatever I'll put you first and vice vesra, right? I want to believe that with all my might, but Your action speaks louder than your words. I just turned sixteen and I'm not blind to what's accorded. My mom's addiction, unheard but yet seen. Now I'm in the stage of my life when I lean over into womanhood that being a teen. This is where I need you. i'm lost with no sense of direction, you not there with your correction for your mistakes you been through So i don't go down the same road too. You rather fight me than save me , pushing away your baby in the time she needs you most But you're no longer my mother You just a host as the drug going in and use you It's seen like the drugs are a long-time parthner and it constantly abused you After a cold night , a sleepless night , nobody but myself to hold me tight. I left to believe you that you don't want me so I tried to myself out the equation A horror from my friend's eyes to see With a little persuasion, I realize the problem not me it's you I didn't put the needle in your vein, or snort the crack up you nose So I should be the one to blame Yea I made my share of mistakes, But now I'm gettting my act together , and i hope you do too, Because "Mom, I need you." |