Invisible Mama
π Invisible Mama π
Can you feel my hunger?
I lost it along the way,
Through the darkest tunnel,
That we know so well as loneliness.
Can you feel my heaviness?
Iβm unsure how to lift it;
It really hurts my back,
And sticks to me like hot-tar.
Can you see my emptiness?
I donβt know if itβs obvious,
Iβm so used to its reflection,
But itβs not supposed to knot and entwine me.
Can you truly see me?
Iβm not sure that you can,
Yet all I see is you,
And all Iβve lost, is me.
Can you see my broken-shards?
A mosaic of tiny-pieces,
Fragmented and discarded,
Yearning to gleam again.
Can you hear me, clearly?
Iβve been standing here for ages.
I almost sank, at points,
Through the smallest-print and darkest pages.
Can you see behind my eyes?
Because I am so lonely.
Please call me by my name...
For I am more than the Invisible Mama.
Written by Sally Jarrott
Featured in the gorgeous Isabella and Us.
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Illustration by @dottypinkdesigns