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Meine Mutter
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Ongoing, First published Jul 28, 2018
Sie schreit. Schon wieder. Ich glaube, wenn meine Mutter sterben würde, wäre die einzige Erinnerung die bleiben würde, die wie sie mich anschreit. Ich sitze mit meinen acht Jahren auf dem Sofa in unserem Wohnzimmer und kann nicht aufhören zu weinen. Ich rede mir ein, wie dumm es von mir den Fleck auf dem Boden zu übersehen, warum ich nicht gründlicher geputzt habe, während meine Mutter mich anschreit. Wie kann ich es nur wagen ihr so wenig Respekt zu zeigen und sie so wenig lieben? Nichts kann ich. Nicht mal die kleinsten Aufgaben, wie Boden wischen. Ich bin nichts wert. Ich werde nie in meinem Leben etwas auf die Reihe bekommen. Ich sitze da und höre ihr zu, obwohl alles in mir schreit einfach raus zu rennen. Ich will das alles nicht schon wieder hören. Ich spüre langsam wie die unendliche Traurigkeit von Taubheit abgelöst wird. Ich spüre nichts mehr. Keine Trauer, keine Freude - nichts.
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