My mothers tone is nothing like home,
other women is far more kind than she lets on,
If mothers are nurturing, why are her hands so cold,
if P is for patient then her parents were never home.
I’ve seen other daughters fed with cat food
But I’ve never been fed except under the moon
Oh where you are, does it feel like home
than in my own where mistakes are met with a moan
I love that she has chosen me, yet still I know
My fathers home has more for me than a watching drone.
My wish is to never see her go,
A mother such as this is clueless without a frown,
Yet when I walk away she’s the first to reach out,
As though attached by a string, my mother knows me most.
About the Creator
Caitlin Charlton
Writer first. Close reader and self‑taught critic shaping eloquence.
A survivor reclaiming her territory.
I write dark fiction and poetry through symbol, shadow, and fracture.
Always sharpening the craft. ✏️🔥👠
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