I am everything of my mother besides her infidelity.
I am her kind eyes and open heart.
I am her empathetic tears when someone is hurting.
I am her wide mind in which books fill every inch.
I am her anxiety.
I am her depression.
I am her will to hide from the existence of people because if they're not around they cannot hurt you.
I am her forgiveness for anyone who asks for it.
I am my mother's daughter.
I am nothing of my father besides his taste for beer and his last name.
I am not his laugh.
I am not his pride and joy.
I am the empty array of beer bottles in his home, which will be thrown away and forgotten.
Just like me.
And I've never liked his last name much.
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A Collection Of Things I Am To Afraid To Say
RandomSometimes, writing down what you wish you could say, is enough to make you better.