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Dear her,
September 14, 2018
you brought my insicutires to the surface
i never knew they existed
until you pointed them out to me
you repeated them so many times
i began to believe
now im recovering
friends trying to get me to see me
as me
not ugly
not fat
and that im beautiful
maybe someday that will finially sink in
ill wake up look in the mirrior and know
everyone was right exccept
her
the one i saw abuse herself
the one is saw drink and throw her life away
the one that was physicaly there but not mentally
the one that hurt me
the one i will never be like
mom, this is about you
© Kate R., Marblehead, MA
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