Mother's Daughter by Gabryella Rodrigues
- Venture Literary Magazine

- Apr 25
- 1 min read
Red ruby drops of sweet
bounded by the stains of sin
crystalline knowledge
her pain eclipsed by facades.
contortions of self,
devotion floods
unyielding adoration set for
a gaze infused with sunbeams
lost at sea
she seeks no one
ribbons of wrath
innocence wanes
and if you would feel her
see the craters of the moon in her heart housing letters to the rain.
I mirror fate
from birth destined silhouettes in waiting obscured lucidity dawning
what could have been
what might be
cinnamon divine
our souls a tapestry
woven together
bonded.
I have been daughter
for I am hers
my hips my smile
for she is a mother’s daughter
An ebb of her mother
ancestors rage we bleed
destined mirrors
I am
daughter
and not her.

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