Mother's Hand by vaggabondd
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A couple of days ago I saw a teenage girl fix a little treat for breakfast. She gave her mother a taste, the mother said oh this is good but you probably shouldn’t be eating it. The daughter is a little chubby, not fat but a little chubby. The daughter left the room in tears. I wanted to punch the mother in the face but since I couldn’t do that I wrote this poem on the daughters behalf. It never stops to amaze me how the people who should love you the most can hurt you the worse
Comments (15)
Faemike55
Excellent poem. Hopefully this 'mother' will read it and get the hint.
momof4rugrats
that is so stupid and uncaring!!!how hard hearted could you be!!so very sad!!Terrific poem to get your point across!!
brycek
How sad and mean..good poem!!
beachzz
I've seen and heard that and it's so sad. I'm glad you wrote this.
rainbows
Wonderful writing, so sad, Randy. Hugs. Di. xx
flaviok
A alma e a sensibilidade poética cumpre o papel de nos avisar que ainda somos humanos, um grande poeta traduz isto de uma maneira tocante, brilhante revelação de sentimentos que só um grande poeta poderia fazer meu amigo, aplausos mil The soul and the poetic sensitivity fulfils the role of tell us that we are still human, a great poet translates this in a way, brilliant revelation of feelings that only a great poet could make my friend, applause thousand
dakotabluemoon
Oh so true i have seen even worse here where i live and they don't even care who else sees it as long as they get their punches in,i don't call those mothers.Fantastic writing luv.
0rest4wicked
Well done!
Rainastorm
Sounds like my dad...never had a good encouraging word to say to me. He is now 78 and regretting his past in many ways, maybe this one mom will to. My kids are my world and I'd have it no other way. Beautiful words Randy.
drifterlee
So sad, but true, Randy!
wysiwig
This one actually gave me chills. There is an old joke that goes, "If I wanted to be insulted and humiliated I wouldn't be with you, I'd go home." Outstanding writing.
jmb007
beau poeme!!
Merrylee
Hey wait a minute...her mother was probably right...better now then when your a adult...don't be so judge mental Randy
alessimarco
~Truer words never written, my friend! Sad, but sadly true!~
eekdog
moving poetry Randy, i enjoyed it.