I’m a Daddy’s Girl
But my Mothers Placeholder and Avenging Angel
My right brain and left brain at war
My dads spirit won’t let me sleep
I was the little girl that was his confessional
All the secrets of Philly reside in me
BS he endured in Cali
I witnessed before he got sent away from me
The struggles he had in Denver
I rode shotgun till I left on emancipation
So if I ever visit family better act like you know and give me the respect deserved and earned
Cause where were you?
I’m still struggling from that pain during certain times of the year
And you have nerve to say my mother told you to watch over me when my father died
Or say I use my meds to numb my feelings and escape
Wrong I feel EVERYTHING STRONGLY
To the point of murder and insanity
I know not your fault my dad had a lot of say and to do with how I was raised
Force to be reckoned with
Made ways out of nothing
Even in the end when his demons caught up to him he still had morals
Which is why I was quick to defend his honor against petty gold digging bitches throwing dirt on his name and grave
He wouldn’t go there with me drunk out his mind
And I was my mothers placeholder, her spitting image inside and out
Which means these bitches failed their daughters and pimped their kids off for a profit
Fed on lonely men needing love and toyed with hearts like nothing
You see me you see him Remember that shit
Same goes with his granddaughter Sunny in regards to me and her father
However, I’m no longer the little girl y’all tried and failed to save as a child
Road to hell paved with good intentions indeed
Still y’all trying despite my health having me in deaths crosshairs
I’ve been privy to grown shit from an early age
Childhood went out the door the minute I left the Philippines
America a cold world for the foreigners and the colored
Especially for single mothers raising sons and single fathers raising daughters
Sons with absentee fathers left to be the “Man of the House”
Daughters with absent mothers left to be the “Lady of the House”
I said what I said because I saw what I saw
Endured without protection
Until I started doing what needed to be done to protect me, myself and I from the enemy my dad invited home from overseas
My loyalty became blurred and I turned on the only man I loved, hated and respected all at once
Still I was a daddy’s girl while being my mothers reason why she died to protect me from what was to come
All part of the plan
To be a deadly reminder of my fathers demons
And My mothers avenging Angel while being my dads ride or die placeholder
When his second wife left him for freedom to do what she pleased to the next
Upon my fathers deathbed I unleashed the storm of emotions I was holding back
Everything I kept at bay because I did respect and love my elder
Came out in tsunami, hurricane and flood capacities
And I finally got the one thing I ever craved
That he saw me for me and he never resented my birth
Whole time you thought you knew me huh
You thought you had me pegged because now I run my mouth behind closed doors and social media about myself
When whole time I was just like you
I got skeletons in my closet buried deep too
But you fell into America’s trap
Letting them put yours against mine
Not realizing us workers and little folk run this world
We could run the world amd lock it down again if needed
For the benefit of our people
LOVE over HATE
Just look at my kid
Can’t stand my bd but I did love him purely one time
So ten toes down I’m riding till death for our kid
Perfect Lil blend
Best of Both Worlds
Blessed and Highly FLAVORED
Black, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, European
All because an Asian dared to love a African American for the right reasons even though he was wet behind the ears
R.I.P to a single black father who enjoyed the perks of being a military man overseas
Who was young, dumb and full of cum
I reaped the sin you sowed but I’ll be damned if my daughter continues it
My sins will NEVER fall to my children
I’m breaking chains and curses like it’s a Revolution
I’m elevating and flipping the bs hate created
For the benefit of my Queendom and our soldiers locked down here, across the border and overseas
See I wear my scars proud so my Crown stay gleaming atop my big head
My kids will be the dream turned reality
And they’ll build a better future for the underdogs of society
I’m learning not to punish others for MY past
How to live in the moment and pursue my dreams
All the while building a legacy I can pass down to my seeds
I’m growing from the dirt
I’m focusing on better and brighter things
And breathing that in to the next Generation
For a better future
About the Creator
Kimmie Hite
Born in the Philippines as a military brat I grew up as a kid exposed to all walks of life and cultures. Currently, working on releasing self published book while living with lupus nephritis as a single mother waiting for transplant
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