Johnathan.

by 10010110   Feb 21, 2004


Stop yelling at him,
He doesn't understand.
Without leaving, he's in a far-away land.
He's only five,
He'll never fit in,
Just because his mother liked gin,
And all the rest.
She was crazy after he was born,
Tried to O.D. him,
He deserved the best.
Before he was born, she probably took meth.
With her, he could've been a crib death,
She might have suffocated him, or drowned him in the bath.
To think, he could've never been in my life,
At least HE never made HER his wife.
She drank, smoked, did drugs before his birth,
And now, I try to protect him, and save him from hurt.
She might be dead, she could come back
She could have gotten on the right track.
She might still be a junkie; she could still be a booze hound;
She could even be six feet underground;
I don't care if she suffers; it's what she deserves.
She ruined two lives, Jonathan's and her.
All I know is that I hate to hear him cry.
To know what he could be like when he grows up,
It really hurts…
I want him to have the life he wants,
I want him to be deaf to other's taunts.
I wish for him to be kind and gentle,
Popular, and sentimental.
That's it, it's over,
That's all I wanted to say.
I only want him to fit in, to be accepted some day.

~^~To Jonathan~^~

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  • 20 years ago

    by Michelle

    that was a wonderful poem about a pretty awful topic, and needed to be said...very nicely written...keep up the great work...Luv Michelle

  • 20 years ago

    by Alyssa T

    Good job with dat poem just spell chech it and make shure your words are put together correctly

  • 20 years ago

    by sarah

    aww that was awesome and so sad, u give that little boy everything he deserves, he is lucky to have a family like ur's, im sure he will be thankfull when he gets older

  • 20 years ago

    by 10010110

    johnathan is real, and there are a lot of kids who have what he has. due to his mother's disregard to his health, he was born with fetal alcohal syndrome. johnathan is my cousin, but has lived with my family for his whole life, so i consider him my brother. pretty soon, he might move in with his biological father, and i don't want him to leave.

  • 20 years ago

    by Danielle

    great poem, simply beautiful, adn i'm sorry if it's true...that's so sad...well best of lucks to johnathan...