Glad You're Gone - Part 2 - **Dedicated to my father**

by † Usher Stiegler †   Dec 18, 2005


At the young age of only 4,
My blood was scattered all over the floor.
Dad pushed me through a glass sliding door,
All I could feel was pain, I couldnt bare it no more.

I could feel pieces of glass in my back,
And all I could see was pure black.
The pain was all too much to take,
It was then when my body started to shake.

Thomas thought I was dead,
He looked down at me while I bled.
Tears formed in his eyes,
He sat down next to me and said his goodbyes.

He was only 3 years old,
My body felt oh so cold.
My mother came home and was in quite a shock,
Thats when she called the doc.

The ambulance came,
They told me "You'll make it son, You just have to be game"

I got back to the hospital and was given morphine,
The day went so slow, Or as it seemed.

The next day the police interviewed my dad,
He lied about it all.
He stated "He was running around with his brothers when he run through the glass"
Oh how I felt like kicking his ass.

One year had passed,
I had made it at last.
All that was left were the memories and a few scars,
But the sick thing is, my father was never put behind bars.

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  • 18 years ago

    by ZOE

    Man thats so sad! yeah kick his ass alright! ur poems r amazing and it shows uve been through a lot! keep up! :D

  • 18 years ago

    by dora

    0hhh an0ther p0weful and em0ti0nal piece. g0od j0b 0nce again 0n expressin urself. keep it up

  • 18 years ago

    by Dolores DLF

    I feel so bad for you. I wish you had not gone through all that. I feel like I want to protect you, YOU WERE ONLY 4!!! I am so sorry but he was an mean!! Take Care. Oh by the way 5/5!!! Bravo once again.

  • 18 years ago

    by Rhinehalt

    Blunt details. Not to long poem. Perfect sounding, or at least to me. It's very good. Reminds me of my childhood. Of a certain man I never want to see again too. Well, anyways. Good work!

  • 18 years ago

    by .+*Jess*+.

    Your strong, i hope ur dad is behind bars, your poems are amazing keep it up