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Many Years Ago
by Krystle A Mullin → (All Poetry by Krystle A Mullin)
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Years of anticipation just to find,


That all of your decisions were made in vain,


That these 15 years still you have stayed the same,


That your situation still has not changed.


 


I wonder if you thought this would be different,


That meeting you would make me realize,


You made the right choice on giving me away,


I want you to know, that I am grateful for what you did for me that day.


 


I know it must have been hard for you to say goodbye,


To your only daughter that you loved with all your heart,


I can’t even imagine how many nights you cried,


And how the pain never seemed to subside.


 


I wish I could have told you, I was happy.


That I enjoyed myself and was spoiled like a princess,


My parents were good to me and love me,


As you bare witness, even you couldn’t disagree.


 


I know it must sting when I call you by your name,


Or how you’re not the first one I tell things too,


I almost feel guilty sometimes when I hear it in your voice,


Not to be blunt, it was you who made that choice.


 


I see it sometimes in your eyes that you regret,


When it comes to me and how we are now,


But on more than one occasion, you have tried,


To make me feel like it was I who said goodbye.


 


I was only a toddler when you decided it was too tough,


To be a mother, like my big brown eyes weren’t enough.


You still rode hard, smoked more, and loved yourself even less,


How could you think that a kid could be part that mess?


 


They say nurturing comes with giving one life,


But to tell you the truth, you will never understand,


How to love anyone but yourself,


I feel no guilt and I hold no grudge.


I feel pity that you finally know,


How I let my memory of you die so many years ago.


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 Reviews of "Many Years Ago"
Reviewed by John Leko
Reviewed on February 16, 2008
...ink...tears spilled...of a past...into the present. A voice heard...in honest heart...emotions of one so small...carried in depth of the pen...perhaps of acceptance...of what was not meant to happen.
very sensitive and strong pen...
John

Reviewed on February 16, 2008
One sad but powerful pen of emotions. Enjoyed

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on February 15, 2008
Very poignant, yet heartfelt piece looking back to what should have been, yet you grew, learned to appreciate and perhaps in a way understood.....

Be always safe,
Karen


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