92. Mother
9:09 p.m. & Wednesday, Jul. 19, 2006
Nothing�s good enough anymore.
She looks me up and down, stopping abruptly on my clothes, face and hair.
I did my make-up this morning, and straightened my hair. I was wearing a floor-length white skirt and a grey jumper she�d bought me.
After criticizing, Mother looked me in the eyes, giving me that disappointed glare. Then glances away, as though she were embarrassed.
Once I wish she�s tell me I look beautiful.
I want to remember What takes a lifetime to forget
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I am me. Nothing more, nothing less. I write. I don?t write beautiful things. I write about things that happen to me. Things that come from my soul. Deep inside me. This is my life. This is my angst. This is my happiness. This is my joy. This is my sorrow, and my pain. I don?t consider myself a 'poet' in any manner. I consider myself a struggling teen just trying to get by in life. I've only a few things left to hold onto. And writing is one of those...
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