I have been getting too lost in my own mind.
I have had a lot of small things go wrong.
Though they are small, when they come together they seem bigger.
I feel like I have no friends.
I am worried about the amount of loans I have to take out for school.
I am too worried about my relationship, rather than enjoying it.
My body seems to be having more and more problems.
I used to feel so held together.
Lately I have just been feeling like I am falling apart more and more
Saturday, July 30, 2016
Saturday, July 23, 2016
In Memory
My memory is weak.
Except when it comes to remembering everything that happened.
It is all there.
I remember the pipes.
I remember the meth baggies.
I remember the strange people in and out of the house.
I remember feeling extra shy around the strange men that felt too close.
I remember the physical pain my dad caused my mom.
I remember being scared and living in a motel.
I remember not even knowing if we would have a place to live.
I remember Disneyland, and leaving because she was smoking her pipe.
I remember seeing them both cry.
I remember watching my dad drive away on my birthday.
I remember she was mad when we spent her meth money on dinner.
I remember constantly waking up to loud noises.
Because she snuck him in again.
I remember not seeing my mom because she was in jail.
Or in the hospital.
I remember moving school so many times and not having friends.
Because I did not have time to make them.
The one place I thought I would be safe.
I was molested.
I remember not having anyone to talk to.
I remember crying for days or for weeks.
I remember being scared it would happen again when we went over to visit.
But still too scared to speak up.
I remember feeling raped.
I remember not telling anyone, again.
I remember that same fear.
I remember not having anyone to talk to.
Because they do not understand.
It is all in the past.
It is all just memories.
Except when it comes to remembering everything that happened.
It is all there.
I remember the pipes.
I remember the meth baggies.
I remember the strange people in and out of the house.
I remember feeling extra shy around the strange men that felt too close.
I remember the physical pain my dad caused my mom.
I remember being scared and living in a motel.
I remember not even knowing if we would have a place to live.
I remember Disneyland, and leaving because she was smoking her pipe.
I remember seeing them both cry.
I remember watching my dad drive away on my birthday.
I remember she was mad when we spent her meth money on dinner.
I remember constantly waking up to loud noises.
Because she snuck him in again.
I remember not seeing my mom because she was in jail.
Or in the hospital.
I remember moving school so many times and not having friends.
Because I did not have time to make them.
The one place I thought I would be safe.
I was molested.
I remember not having anyone to talk to.
I remember crying for days or for weeks.
I remember being scared it would happen again when we went over to visit.
But still too scared to speak up.
I remember feeling raped.
I remember not telling anyone, again.
I remember that same fear.
I remember not having anyone to talk to.
Because they do not understand.
It is all in the past.
It is all just memories.
Scars
I have my own set of scars.
Those who had the ideal childhood cannot see the scars.
They see excuses.
They see a life that needs to be lived outside of the past.
Those who had a rough childhood understands.
They see the constant pain.
They see the realm of reminders of things that happened.
I see that those things are not happening again.
I see that I am growing from them.
I see that I still feel everything.
I cannot forget what made me.
I cannot forget not remembering having parents because of the meth that was smoked in a pipe.
I cannot forget moving to many different schools because we never stayed put.
I cannot forget all those days of not having food, because meth was more important.
I cannot forget being shy and quiet because all I could think about was the day before.
All I could think about was the pipe and baggy I found in her purse.
I did not get close to anyone.
It was hard.
Hard to trust anyone when you cannot even trust your parents, the first two you think you can.
I do not have to get over what I went through.
I do not live a life of sorrow through it.
I live a life of happiness.
My mind just never forgets.
Pain does not go away.
It hides in deep places.
Scars do not disappear.
They only fade deeper.
Those who had the ideal childhood cannot see the scars.
They see excuses.
They see a life that needs to be lived outside of the past.
Those who had a rough childhood understands.
They see the constant pain.
They see the realm of reminders of things that happened.
I see that those things are not happening again.
I see that I am growing from them.
I see that I still feel everything.
I cannot forget what made me.
I cannot forget not remembering having parents because of the meth that was smoked in a pipe.
I cannot forget moving to many different schools because we never stayed put.
I cannot forget all those days of not having food, because meth was more important.
I cannot forget being shy and quiet because all I could think about was the day before.
All I could think about was the pipe and baggy I found in her purse.
I did not get close to anyone.
It was hard.
Hard to trust anyone when you cannot even trust your parents, the first two you think you can.
I do not have to get over what I went through.
I do not live a life of sorrow through it.
I live a life of happiness.
My mind just never forgets.
Pain does not go away.
It hides in deep places.
Scars do not disappear.
They only fade deeper.
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