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Why Daddy?

Daddy, you left me and mommy-
When I was little more than three-
Why Daddy, why? Was I not pretty? Was mommy mean?
Daddy I am now a teen,
Now past my first heartbreak. Daddy, Daddy, what will it take? To have you here on my Christmas Break?
Father, I am now an adult-
Heading to college, still believing it my fault!
Why Father, why?! Am I not smart?!
Is there no room in your heart?
Father, now Grandfather, I'm now a mom-
Into my life,
My first born son.
I am an adult-
Though always, your kid.
I know it's not my fault- But I still don't understand- Why you did what you did-
When you left Mother and me-
When I was little more than three...

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