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SupHomeboi
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It's been a while since I've been on here and spoke my mind, heart and soul. Feels good as always.

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 Sadly you died before you could be confronted

About how you abandoned me and made me feel unwanted

What kind of a man deserts his seed?

You added me to a statistical breed

A bastard child forced to grow up in a single parent home

That was your way of telling me I was officially disowned

No explanation, no phone call, no occasional visits

No Easter, no Christmas, no birthday wishes

As I got older it became obvious you didn't give a damn

I can't call you dad hell I can't even call you a man

Basically all you were was a sperm donor

Partially responsible for the conception but didn't own up

To the psychological pain you caused me to go through

I mind as well say I don't even know you

An imperfect stranger who helped with my existence

You ain't had to be with mom but you could've handled your business

Why was I forced to suffer the consequences?

I grew up hating you with so much resentment

You missed the opportunity to see what I've become

And to think I was your only son

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2b2b2 says:

Poignant Penning...thanks for sharing....ONE

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twistedbeauty says:

man I could feel every word my sperm donor is still living and haven't said a word to me

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ayyokeke says:

I feel you on this one, most definitely.

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SupHomeboi says:

Good looks y'all. I'm trying to get out there and be heard like y'all. I look forward to reading everyone's work.

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