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John Kohler
Do you know how much I’ve cried
or how many nights I hated her
because you weren’t here
and she couldn’t fix it.
Or how many times
I failed to remember
your face, your voice, your laugh,
and I hated myself.
But I felt your comfort
every time I cried, saw
your eyes in the mirror and knew,
you were with me when I smiled.
And as I grew up I knew
you’d never see me make something of myself,
you’d never see your grand children,
and you’d never see how much of you is in me.
I hated him because I needed you
and I cried because
I’d never trust again.
He took my everything.
You were my everything.
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