The Cycles of Parenting
By ContinuityMistake
Thu, 21 Jun 2012
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You're cursing me out about common courtesy.
Too mad to laugh about the irony.
Every week it's another little thing,
That causes you to go insane.
Later you give me money as a sorry,
God forbid, you actually talk to me.
You yell when I'm not ready yet,
To simply shrug it off and forget.
You never taught me how to behave,
Nothing with you is ever the same,
I've raised myself since age eight,
Your so-called "discipline" is a little late.
Hiding in my room, I'm thinking,
How often you scream about the small things.
This is the last straw, I know,
Soon I'll find a better place to go.
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Wish I'd had a Web-site like
Permalink Submitted by Parson Thru on
Wish I'd had a Web-site like this when I was going through all that stuff. You have channelled your feelings really nicely into this poem. Nice one CM.
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It sure is. Beats banging
Permalink Submitted by Parson Thru on
It sure is. Beats banging your head against a wall! Keep that pen and paper handy. Just read it again this morning. That first line is a great hook. Love the undulating intertwining of the sounds.
Parson Thru
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