message to ZRS and D if he even counts at all (the truth about sibling relationships)

i wish i could stamp on you until you are flat....then grind you into the pavement and scrape you off my shoe until it is as though you were never ever there - you are horrific and unbearable and i am only here because we have the same biological mother - otherwise our paths would never cross again and we could be completely free of each other

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Survive

possessions in boxes
and long black clothes
locks on doors 
of shadowed rooms
trust at your peril
you'll wish you never did
the floor pulled from under you
nothing is real
endless anger
hate runs through veins
block out the sun
there is only pain
learn how to protect yourself
but you don't know how
just endless confusion
what's happening now
just survive

letting go

ive flown away from you - i've slipped your grasp - no more words - nothing more to say

fatherless

my father told me today that i am no beauty - that it is no wonder no man wants to stay with me - as well as lots of other stuff - if a girl/woman is not loved and protected by her own father then how can she ever hope to have any relationship with any man - how can she ever feel beautiful if her own father says she's ugly - the hate and hurt i feel because of my father are indescribable - all made much worse because i am living in my parents house and getting caught up in their horrific argumentative relationship - it is unbearable

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Strawbs - Part of the union 1973