The Girl Could Not Stand Her Step Mother

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The girl could not stand her step mother

Her rude remarks ate her soul

With little to no help from another

Her life is the one that she stole

She could have become one with self pride

One that was hardly ever shy

But now every visit she wished her heart died

So the hurtful feelings would not stop by

Alone she would cry without a sound

"Why do you say hateful things?"

She could not lift her feet, victim to the ground

Wishing to no longer be tugged by strings

Short visits or long, she can't stand it

"Just two more years," she says

Only to herself, though, she had to admit

She can't count many more days

This is my story I wish to tell you

Of the mental abuse that's never seen

It's only something I need to get through

Until I turn an adult at eighteen

I don't know how much more I can take

With these hurtful, hurtful words

I know I can feel my whole body break

Slowly crawling inwards

I ask that you do not pity me

But help me to become strong

With you by my side it will help me decree

That this is terribly wrong

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⏰ Last updated: Jul 27, 2013 ⏰

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