Crown

Vivid flashbacks from younger days
I couldn't help if I made her frown
Love God and one another my mother says
Maybe one day I will have the crown
 
Abundant love and devotion
Battle after battle no clear winner
Freedom to speak, I still approached with caution
I'm deplored until dinner
 
Childhood adorn by many
Green with envy my eyes 
Daily emotions vary
I'm still loved to my surprise 
 
Self inflicted scars that prove a journey true
Black clothes layered on top of skin
Most people stare without a clue
Mom thinks it’s a sin
 
Prayers to God to watch over the world tonight 
Before I drift off to sleep 
So that I could have a better sight
That my mother will no longer weep
 
Questioning reality at such a young age 
Grades that made mom go crazy 
Attention I sought to crave
I couldn't help if I was lazy
 
Stress brought on illness
She taught me a valuable life skill 
My world was looking life less 
She said she done her will
 
Forward to the present 
Watching over me without a frown
My morals are so apparent 
I now know I hold the crown

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