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As a child, all I wanted
was to please you in every way.
Yet throughout my childhood,
I shamed you every day.
Through all the years and many tears.
The track meets you didn't attend.
I always tried to wear a smile.
It grew harder to pretend.
I remember telling you
I wanted to study law.
Instead of giving me encouragement,
you said failure was all you foresaw.
Remember me calling you
about a college loan?
All I needed was a co-signer,
you said "you’re on your own."
When I had my feelings hurt,
you rubbed it in my face.
You said I needed to grow up.
The world's a very hard place.
And when I was abused and raped,
my tears you didn't allow.
All you did was call me whore,
the shame falls on you now.
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