Happy Mother's Day(this is sad)

by Lesbian Natalie   May 13, 2007


Happy Mother's Day
By: Natalie Heym

Happy Mother's Day
I care about you in a different kind of way
You chose you husband over your children, but that's okay
My feelings are hurt, and that is where they will lay
What can I truly say

You love your husband more than us
He turned you against us, and let our hearts feel of rust
It hurt us inside, but I never fussed
Your husband does need to be cussed
I thought you were the one person in my life I was always supposed to trust

Why did you and your husband have to abuse us all
You hurt me badly and my feelings went for a big fall
Today is your day, but do you think any of your children are really going to call
Should I be sorry, naw

I still love you, I can't lie
I want you to know that before you die
My heart has become so cold, and I can't cry
I think your children just wanna know all the reasons and why

Anyway, you did give birth
Now you have two blood children on this earth
So Happy Mother's Day, I just thought I would let you know that you are of some worth

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  • 17 years ago

    by Tracy D Rollings

    Excellent write from the heart and I really feel your pain ,,I still love you, I can't lie
    I want you to know that before you die
    My heart has become so cold, and I can't cry
    I have been there I know what you feel trust me
    ~~~5/5 your friend Tracy

  • 17 years ago

    by xxSnow Angelxx

    Lovely poem...touching deep beautiful way to wish for mother's day.it's so filled with emotion.....very deep way of expressing it!!..kp up the good work!
    xxPoojaxx.....

  • 17 years ago

    by Sydney

    Ohh so sad! Dont get me wrong..excellent..but ohh. Makes me sad..but its good to have a reader filled with emotion because it was an emotional poem. Well written. I like how every line rhymed with one another. Its the first poem I've seen like that and I thought it was good. Nice job! 5 out of 5. XD

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