A Mothers Love Gone
A Mother should love her
daughter
That is what everyone thinks
But when a mother no
longer loves her
It is easily seen thro her eyes
You can see
the Flames growing inside
See the tears grow in her daughters
eyes
Wondering were her mommy went
Then learning she was never
there
Then she begins to question if she's good enough
If she
should changer her self
Then she knows that no matter what
Its
not enough
Everything she does is wrong
She tries to get
away
But then her mother wants her to stay
Just so she can be
her slave
She doesn't want her daughter to grow
and to see
That the world outside can be mean
but she doesn't no she
already seen it
Been through it
How can she live
Trying to
be someone that she's not
Just so she can fell like she's
loved
Though deep down she knows
Her mother doesn't really
care
learning she was never there
Then she begins to question
if she's good enough
If she should changer her self
Then she
knows that no matter what
Its not enough
Everything she does is
wrong
She tries to get away
But then her mother wants her to
stay
Just so she can be her slave
what kind of world is
that
Never sitting on your mothers lap
Doing everything she
can
Just to get her moms attention
What does she have to do
To
get through to you
She tries as hard has she can
Yet you cant
seem to understand
All that she wants to do
Is get a little
closer to you
Yet every times she does
Its never good enough
And that makes her want to run
To find someone to love
Why
cant you see
I want you to be apart of me
But you don't seem
to understand
I need a mother and a friend
A mother should love
her daughter
But what if she don't care
The smile is no
longer there
She learning she never cared
Now she's running
scared
Not knowing what to do
Knowing that she doesn't have
you
A Mother should love her daughter
That is what everyone
thinks
But when a mother no longer loves her
It is easily seen
thro her eyes
You can see the Flames growing inside
See the
tears grow in her daughters eyes
Wondering were her mommy
went
Then learning she was never there
And that she never cared