Imperfection From The Daughters Point Of View Poem by serena dalton

Imperfection From The Daughters Point Of View

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I lay here and ask myself 'Am I really that bad? '
while the tears flood my face, i slowly cry myself to sleep
your words hurt so bad, they cut so deep
i know i'm not the ideal daughter, but i didn't know i needed to be perfected.
Yes, i have flaws, but imperfection is beautiful.

I'm not always strong enough to make it through.
I reach my hand out in need of help, but i get shot down, rejected.
I thought my mother was suppose to pick me up off my feet, instead you knock me back down and laugh at me.

I love you, but why does our relationship feel so incomplete?
I'm sorry we disagree.
All i wanted was my mommy......

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Taunya Benns 14 May 2011

Brings about sadness, the voice, the words, the need to reach what is not available...Touching! Thank you for sharing this! Taunya Benns

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Sabrina Robinson 06 May 2011

I like your poem because it is your true feelings. I am not a poet but I like to read poetry and sometimes listen to it. Keep on writing and tapping into who you are and what your life is all about. I wish you the best and maybe someday your relationship with your mother will get better and grow to where you believe it should be. God bless you!

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