I love you Mum and Dad
I suffered at your hands
You never really understood how to hold me
And I, being a sensitive child
Knew more than you said
Sensed only what lay unspoken
Under a cover of silence
So now a few short hours away from birthing time
I pray to you and feel all the love you struggled to give to me
I no longer blame myself
I was a latecomer child
And was the harbinger of the change
It was no one’s fault
It was only evolution
I see that now
As I free myself to feel the need I had to bury
To be accepted
As I acknowledge the truth
I could not let myself fully admit before
As I allow the feelings anger blocked freedom
So love can flow like a river
Between my soul and yours
I love you Mum and Dad
“So love can flow like a river” – what a beautiful thought… if only we all allowed this to happen then healing can occur at such a deep level 🙏
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Its also an idea I got from Mark Wolyn an expert on carried multigenerational trauma. Blocked love from and to even abusive parents affects us later in life. ❤
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Yes I agree and carrying someone else’s pain (multigenerational) can be so confusing when we don’t yet understand where such deep sadness has come from. I had it pointed out to me many years ago that I was carrying my fathers pain to have him acknowledged.
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That’s why your blog is so wonderful Michelle. We carry our ancestral wounds to heal and give the pain back. His book is called It Didn’t Start With You and it didn’t and Yes, it needs acknowledgement that is all our ancestors need to know their suffering was felt. Hugs and much love to you, beautiful ❤
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Awe bless you and thank you. I’ve missed us connecting it’s been a crazy few weeks and I’m struggling to write. Hopefully will be back on track soon 💜
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I miss you too Michelle because of your deep authenticity and feeling. Life gets intense and when the time is right words will come… ❤
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Thank u 😊
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