Mama doesn’t hear me
and I still hear the dustbin clatter
Mama doesn’t want me
Tell me does it matter?
Mama fights with Daddy, all day I hear her screaming
And I hide by the big old oak tree my tears down my face are streaming.
I sit quietly by that tree, just like a little mouse
My tummy hurts cuz I’m hungry as a horse
But no one knows what goes on in my ramshackled house
no one would care of course.
If I died an angel would come and take me up to heaven
And Jesus would sit me on his lap and feed me bread that’s leven
Please dear Jesus take me, I can’t take no more
Daddy’s coming for me, I’m hurting to the core.
(Dedicated to all the people who’ve come from abusive homes and are now fighting mental illness as a result)
Till next time
Love Deborah x
Haunting. Beautifully written. Powerful.
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Thank you Kitt. x
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Deborah, I read your spontaneous comment on “The Journal”, and I linked over.
I was gripped by the power of these words. I have been so fortunate for my upbringing and home life. I know there are many in this world that have not had that privilege. Your words spoke on behalf for these dear people and gave them a voice.
Thank you for sharing this, and God bless!
~Carl~
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Thank you so much Carl, I appreciate everything you have said. Bless you and thank you again. x x x
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Thank you so much. So sorry for the late reply, but I’m learning how to do this! Bless you. x
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Thanks Kitt. x x
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