Like the snow in Britain, he came too quick
And I was not prepared for the scale of his bits
And no grit could help with this shit
So I’m stuck with his seed, while his out with some chicks
And he’s up in the club, and I’m watching a flick
And I swear, an abortion is looking so good right now
But if there’s one thing I’ve learnt from all of this, is that what looks good
Hell, it ain’t
And it leaves you messed up like carpet and paint
You can wash it away, but it’s still shit after
They tell me that the best medicine is laughter.
And so I,
Turn on the TV to try to block it out of my brain
Until I realise it is that same device that got me giving brain
All the things I have seen I cannot retract
I was too caught up in this box to educate myself with the real facts
And I’m looking at nappies, sitting on the shelf, man
I’m not ready to be a mum. I’m just a kid myself, and I’m
Not ready for this responsibility.
Shit, I’m twelve
I can’t even vote, I can’t even smoke, I can’t even drink and of all the
Illegal shit I had to do it just had to be this
The one thing where I’m not just responsible for me, but also this
But this isn’t how I envisioned it
Where’s my husband, my dog, my house and my picket fence?
I guess it’s where my virginity is, gone, torn
It has died, and now this must be born
It’s a vicious cycle, but I drew it
I had a decent life, but I threw it
And all cause all the kids on the block ‘do it’
The lack of love I was given I thought I could find at the end of a man
I wish I knew that no man deserved me, that no man could desert me
Because I could never be alone if God is with me
Now I am focussed on my seeds
That I will raise to be mothers and fathers
Helen Kellers and Che Guevaras
They might not have a dad,
But I will be their Father
Their sole providers
Their soul riders
And I will love them with one condition
That they love each other
And they will never treat another
How their dad treated their Mother.
By Young, Talented Poet Samira Musa based In Islington. WATCH THIS SPACE!
MASH'ALLAH YOUR SO TALENTED! KEEP POSTING HER POEMS PLEASE!
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