A Daughter's Story by Winter Giovanni

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    A Daughter's Story by Winter Giovanni

    Mommy, why do I sneeze, breathe and sometimes wheeze?
    The skin on my face makes me feel like a disgrace,
    My arms, my fingers, and even my legs
    are all scarred up from this skin disease I wish was dead.
    I know I have asthma and yes, even eczema
    but
    why o why mommy must they keep joking me,
    all I want is for them to be friends with me.
    They joke me, laugh at me, teased me,
    while being mean to me.

    I feel so sick saying to myself,
    can someone please help me not take it to the left.
    I cry, I laugh, and want it all to end.
    All just because no one would be my friend.

    I am a good person, I really am.
    But no one even gives a damn!
    I lost most of my hair, wishing it would grow
    guess I will have to settle for that hair weave though.

    Mommy, I'm glad that I'm older now,
    my skin is finally that pretty brown.
    I no longer feel like a disgrace.
    All I know is that I do have a pretty face.

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