1/3/10 10:51 pm
i don't care what i say sometimes, i do love him no matter what.
i could be pissed the fuck off and still yet, when i look at him i think of middle school..of freshman year..of all our times together growing up and i can't help but get that reminiscent giddy feeling..
i watched a documentary about the oxycontin express, it showed women in prison because they fiend so hard for oxycodone that they drive 16 hours to flordia to risk losing their families just to get their fix. videos of their three year olds yelling and screaming into the phone while scratching at the glass, wanting their mommy, not knowing what in the hell is going on. if you are so low that you can forsake your own children for the satisfaction of a pill then why in the world would you call yourself a mother? i lived that life, i scratched that glass, i called the jail so many times mom had to disconnect the phone because the bill was outrageous, i cried, i hurt, i heard gun shots, i watched people do drugs on my kitchen table, i hid behind the water heater for safety when the men came to our door, and yet here i am. a mother of two, a wife, a dedicated worker and student, and someone who is proud to say, watch me rise.
i could be pissed the fuck off and still yet, when i look at him i think of middle school..of freshman year..of all our times together growing up and i can't help but get that reminiscent giddy feeling..
i watched a documentary about the oxycontin express, it showed women in prison because they fiend so hard for oxycodone that they drive 16 hours to flordia to risk losing their families just to get their fix. videos of their three year olds yelling and screaming into the phone while scratching at the glass, wanting their mommy, not knowing what in the hell is going on. if you are so low that you can forsake your own children for the satisfaction of a pill then why in the world would you call yourself a mother? i lived that life, i scratched that glass, i called the jail so many times mom had to disconnect the phone because the bill was outrageous, i cried, i hurt, i heard gun shots, i watched people do drugs on my kitchen table, i hid behind the water heater for safety when the men came to our door, and yet here i am. a mother of two, a wife, a dedicated worker and student, and someone who is proud to say, watch me rise.