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Her
She drinks it slow
My fear, it grows
Her true self begins to show.
All this mental, emotional assault it aches
But its all my fault
Atleast, that’s what she fakes.
Her intoxicating laugh, her cry
makes you believe all of her lies.
Her words, they stab
Her lies, they grab.
That woman, my enemy, my pain
That mother, my mother, the blame.
I love my mother
I love her eyes
But I hate that woman
I hate her lies.
That woman is not my mother.
Not the mothers whose taught me to read.
She's the woman whose hearts full of greed.
Not the mother whose shown me the sun.
She's the woman who knows what she’s done.
Not the mother who is proud of her child.
She's the woman whose screams are loud and wild.
All this trauma,
All this senseless drama,
Because she took that drink
She let it sink.
This woman in power
Left for me to cower.
Was it worth it?
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This poem is about my mother and her drinking problem; how she changes into another person when she drinks. I describe how she acts as two different people, that woman being when she drinks. I also describe how I see that woman as not my mother. I hope you enjoy the poem this is my first one!