Deprived
A poem
By Willow Rakiah Creager Published 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read
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You put me in a crib
And didn't kiss me goodnight.
This would be fine
If it happened one night.
But I've been so deprived
Of what's rightfully mine.
Why is it so hard to love me?
.
Then you put me outside
And didn't open the door,
Even knowing, forlorn,
I would seek out the storm.
Completely deprived,
Like it's decadent wine.
What on earth could it cost me?
.
Then to see worry free
Careless glee in others' eyes,
When I ached all my life
For that feeling to be mine...
Needy and deprived,
I'm still feeling cast aside.
Is it possible to love me?
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