Will Thou Kill Me Leave Me Please
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Mother's breast, the taste
I can say
Ever nourishing milk, and sweet
Mother's face, the glitt.
I can remember
Ever assuring, and cute
Nature phased me out
Outgrown, I had to bounce
Once succulent apple, I now distaste
The oval brown curve, disdain my choice
Confusion took my voice
That night, Evergreen
Crowds like maggot
Cajoled Mother
Sounds of whisper
Never gave me an apt answer
Mother's face, how can I tell
All cheeks and no flesh
Mother's breast, oh! Dear
Fallen! Fallen! Fallen!
She stood all night
I, beside, no light!
Day after day
Whispers revisited louder
Mother's skeleton grows thinner
Her eyes depot of rivers of ocean
Those pink lips
Appear cracked in coal tar
Blackout snowballed to lockout
Mother!
She couldn't see,
It was just us
She didn't know, its been ages
I'm here! I got needs too
She didn't notice
My chest,
Has got a fair share,
Of nature's succulent robust roundies
Couldn't she let me in her world?
Couldn't she let out those words?
Massive death!
Celebration turned sour
Everyone burnt
Frightful death
Friends, family
Everyone, at the same day
All gone, all dead!
Perilous crime
Death prompted without a dime
Stealing with it Time
Mother's was gone
Miseries
Mysteries
Throes of whispers
In my head, made a clear realization
Death took all
Mother's silence
Killed her, killed me!
She should basket in ecstasy
Cause;
While she feed my thiny hungry stomach at home
Death sneaked to Omashu
I wouldn't have saved those dangling bunch,
Mother wouldn't have surrender them to the man, she placed right on top of her own heart that morning,