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All I Ever Wanted
by Erica Ivory → (All Poetry by Erica Ivory)
  
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I was her loss of freedom
her disappointment
her burden to bare.
I was the curious independent one
with no fear.
Always rebellious and stubborn.
I had nothing to learn.
A little to cocky and sure.
Anything to get to her.
We quarreled and we screamed.
Until only hatred and resentment gleamed.
Our indignant differences
never heard by each other.
I was a rotten ungrateful child.
She was a mean vindictive mother.
You always had such the short fuse.
Our arguments ending in broken boned abuse..
Time passes as it always does.
Each of us losing our share of love.
Neither understands the others point of view.
Both of us competing in everything we do.
Mother, daughter, sister friend.
It is time we let this war end
Stop now .. Look at me!
I am not what I appear to be.
I must admit to my shame.
In some ways we are the same..
To hurt you was not my intention.
New love could be our greatest invention.
I wish the day would come that you could understand.
All I ever wanted was for you
to love me
for who I am!

ERICA


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 Reviews of "All I Ever Wanted"
Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on December 29, 2002
Very good!

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on December 28, 2002
to love me
for who I am!
that can only come from true love...

Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on December 28, 2002
Ivory, you were not the one to blame as a child. The burden falls on the Mother, who showed no love for you. What happened to you then was out of your control, as the things that happened to me; as a child I was blameless and so were you. God love you! I do. Bill Murray

Reviewed by Brittany Renée
Reviewed on December 28, 2002
Don't take this the wrong way, but I think the best title might be, "All I Ever Wanted...". Otherwise, this hit home. It had an ugly/beautiful twist. It's so sad because this is too common and I wish it weren't so. Your expression is exquisite (sp?)!!

Warm Love and Happy New Year,
*-Brittany-*

Reviewed by john zimmerman
Reviewed on December 28, 2002
All I ever wanted was for you
to love me
for who I am!

the hardest thing to get from another human being !

good write ---

john +


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