TW?// drug abuse
"How's your mom doing?", she asks from the side.
"She's good" I say as I know I am lying.
She believes me, every single word I am saying, not one word doubted.
But in reality... she's not good.
She's shaking, and vomiting, and crying and panicking...
but I think I can fix her and so do you.
"She's got a problem", my brain says to me.
But I say "I can fix her."
Words flow out my mouth like the Mississippi river flowing downstream.
"What can I do? What can I say, to make her feel better? I. Can. Fix. Her."
But I wish I knew... nothing. would. work.
I was weak and I thought I could fix the impossible.
So I tried to "fix her", but my words, nor I were enough...
10 year old me was scared to lose the person that mattered most to her.
But little me lost her anyway.
I think what I could've done better.
Part of me thinks it is a fraction of my fault and it will stay like that.
And that same part of me thinks I didn't do enough to help her.
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Fifty shades of tired
PoetryA collection of poems I have written that are deeply emotional.