I'm Sorry Mom (Poem)A Poem by Damien DavisonLast writing I will be submitting for a while, I figured I should write a tribute to my mother.I'm sorry mom, For all the times I went against what was right. You told me, "When someone talks, boy, you look them in the eye." I'm sorry, You expected something great from my life. But the drugs quickly dimmed Who you've always thought was bright. You saw me, Go through s**t you could hardly understand. You screamed out. Could you see remnants of my old man? I'm sorry, The path I chose was not part of the plan. But you kept up with support, And always lent a helping hand. I would starve. I left home at sixteen, living on my own. Then I'd call, "Hey mom, think you could bring me just a loaf?" She'd show up, A car-load full of groceries, soap for laundry loads. Then I'd wonder to myself, "Why the f**k did I leave home?" Not much changed, I can't seem to keep a grip on success. Addiction beat, Though I can't say that I'm better than the rest. I got my girl... Am I a good dad, come on, let's be honest. Mom, I need a true answer... Mom, how can I fix this?
© 2012 Damien DavisonAuthor's Note
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