Victimized.
21 September, 2006
Author: Sicklust
so today is fathers day, and i just think, that we should have this group, and im not the only one who thinks this way, [maybe because there's so many lost children at heart out there] but i think we should have this group, called the dead beat dads anonymous. with this, every week we'd go through these exercises in which we malnourish and abandon these people for a few days at a time, and see what happens to them. we should deprive them of air and water, the things that they need to survive. metaphorically, the things that essentially make up what a father gives a child - love and nurturing. we can just sit and watch through a one-way mirror sort of like we're in a lab doing studies, only this won't be a study, this will be more of a punishment, or should i say lesson, to teach these people the way in which they have made their children live all these years. this would be no lesson learned though as we have seen in this entire lifetime, since there have been no attempts made to even redeem themselves, compassionately or in any other way, to their children. |
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He makes it impossible to love him. |
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Comments on this poem/writing:
Meridian (151.199.129.183) -- Wednesday, August 29 2007, 04:12 pm Very detailed... I wish the relationship between you and your dad was better...but I just recently wrote a poem involving families. Who stays together anymore? Very profoundly written. I like the way you explain yourself. I wish I could write like this when I write in paragraphs. Take it easy Sicklust! |
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