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The Girl Who Never Knew
She was a girl
Small and frail
She smelled like nothing
Not of home or herself
Her mother didn't love her
Her father left her
The little girl didnt know
She needed love
She worked hard at home
Didn't put all her effort in school
She cleaned from top to bottom
Made sure her mother had nothing to rage
The little girl sold her eggs to make money
But her mother takes it all away
On the days she has nothing to do
She sits by the house phone
Waiting, waiting for that one father to call
She only saw him five times
Yet each time he made promises
And each time they were broken
Her teachers would punish her
For the girl always feel asleep in class
And never turned in her work
But what they don't know
Is that she ran all through the night
looking for her mother
And found her lying at their neighbors door steps
How she would struggle to left her up
And take her away
The little girl will feed and change her
As if the mother was her own child
And the mother would yell and scream at her all through the night
Telling her how useless she was
How she wished she never had her
The little girl stayed silent
For she never knew she deserved more
She never knew that her mothers wounds where to pass on to her
She never got to know what love was
For one night
Years later
She tried to flee
But as she jumped off the train
She never made it to the ground
The little girl will never know
Never know what freedom was
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