Mother's Actions

Mother's Actions

A Poem by Brandee D. Hack
"

My childhood, in a slightly jumbled way.

"
I walked around entranced,
I didn't know what to do.
Sometimes I had danced,
In this still, small house I knew.

Yet then we went away.
My mother and I were gone.
Like two sinking ships astray.
I seemed to be all alone.

I was only four.
I had to listen to you.
Though I never wanted more.
Just a family - mine - you.

You left be all too young.
A child by myself.
To fend for all - i sung -
this would be my new shelf.

I hid away inside
the memories I hated.
Yet, I just set aside
and watch as my life faded.

I don't think you'll ever know
the mistakes you've made with me.
The heartache I have through words shown,
despite all the horrid dreams.

My heart will be sad,
as a childhood I have lost.
A family that is bad
and creative mind cost.

All I wanted; you.
A family of my own.
All I wished; us.
to simply be left alone.

© 2009 Brandee D. Hack


Author's Note

Brandee D. Hack
Please ignore punctuation issues - unless they are egregious - then tell me. Also, I hope you enjoy this piece. It seems like my first rhyming one in a while since I have been on a Prose Poetry kick. haha....Enjoy!

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This piece brings back some of my own childhood memories - my father died when I was 6, and although I didn't know him so well (the memories are vivid, but how can you truly know someone at that age) I have quite an odd relationship with him 'till this very day.
I suppose, after reading "Left Alone", that was not at all what you've meant, yet I believe that poetry should always be interpreted in as many ways as possible, and that sometimes how other people view our work can be more than interesting (yet another reason I didn't like learning lit).

As for form and flow - very well done, and refreshing after reading your proses.
I find nothing wrong with going back to basics, although the rhyming could use some work (some examples: 2nd stanza - gone-alone, 3rd stanza you-you, and the break of the rhyming at 6th, which I actually found good).
Keep it up. :)

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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I really enjoyed this write. Gives me flash back of the past.
This is a very well written and well expressed write.

Posted 14 Years Ago


This piece brings back some of my own childhood memories - my father died when I was 6, and although I didn't know him so well (the memories are vivid, but how can you truly know someone at that age) I have quite an odd relationship with him 'till this very day.
I suppose, after reading "Left Alone", that was not at all what you've meant, yet I believe that poetry should always be interpreted in as many ways as possible, and that sometimes how other people view our work can be more than interesting (yet another reason I didn't like learning lit).

As for form and flow - very well done, and refreshing after reading your proses.
I find nothing wrong with going back to basics, although the rhyming could use some work (some examples: 2nd stanza - gone-alone, 3rd stanza you-you, and the break of the rhyming at 6th, which I actually found good).
Keep it up. :)

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Hello all. My name is Brandee. I have wrote many different genres of writings for many years. I hope that by putting it up that that will help me get some feedback and constructive criticism. .. more..

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