You act like I don't love her, the daughter you lost,
Like I didn't break my nails on the dirt of her grave,
Clawing at her coffin lid, numb with fear and frost,
Scrabbling for what pieces of her I could save,
You act like I killed her, callous and cold,
Like I didn't try pouring my life into her lips,
Sobbing that her story wasn't done being told,
The weight of her body crushing the cowslips,
You act like I robbed her of what should've been hers,
Like my desperate hands didn't crack her chest,
Trying to start a heart that no longer stirs,
Knowing in my bones that she'd rather rest,
You act like she didn't beg to be buried,
Didn't scratch her way down to the soil below,
You refused to see her or the weight that she carried,
So you resent me and the way that I grow.
-The Daughter You Lost (By @knee-deep-in-narcissus)