You Dont See Her

DokiiDokii 1995 (chesapeake)



You dont see her. As shes sitting there begging for help. You dont see her when her tears are making a river around her. You dont see
her although shes yelling your name. You dont see her untill you want her to play your whicked game. You dont see her till shes naked
or you need something. You dont see her till you need her. You dont see how she is, how she feels. You dont see her in the way she hopes
you do. You dont see her even though she does everything she can to not be invisible to you. You dont see her because you stole all the
good parts about her and left her to be a person you hate. You dont see her because her flame died. You dont see her because the bright
smile she once had has dimmed to a little light. You dont see her because the peronaility she once had is hidding afarid to come out
for fear of what youll do. You dont see her because she trys to make herself as quiet and small as possible to not step on your toes.
You dont see her because you use every excuse not to look. You dont see her you see the person youve made her. You dont see her you see
the women she was forced to become becuase all she wants is to see you smile. You dont see her you see you and you hate it. You dont see
her because shes hidden in fear to be herself. You dont see her but shes slowing gaining her strength. You dont see her but give her time
and shell be hard to ignore. You dont see her but one day just outta the corner of your eye youll see her but by then its to late. You dont
see her but you will
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Written on December 21, 2021

Submitted on December 21, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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