- Meghan Markle’s poem about her parents’ divorce was made public.
- The poem was created as part of a class project.
- It was written about her mom Doria Ragland and dad Thomas Markle.
Just recently, Meghan Markle‘s devastating poem about her parents’ divorce—mom Doria Ragland and dad Thomas Markle—was made public.
For those who are unaware, Meghan Markle’s Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan makes reference to the poem.
It makes reference to her in-the-moment, genuine feelings, and discusses how she handled her parents’ divorce.
The poem was created as part of a class project for Meghan Markle’s Los Angeles private school Immaculate Heart High School in grade 12.
Read below:
“Two houses, two homes, two kitchens, two phones,
Two couches where I lay, two places that I stay,
Moving, moving here and there, from Monday to Friday I’m everywhere,
Don’t get me wrong, it’s not that bad
But often times it makes me sad,
I want to live that nuclear life,
With a happy dad and his loving wife,
A picket fence, a shaggy dog,
A fireplace with a burning log,
But it’s not real, it’s just a dream,
I cannot cry or even scream,
So here I sit with cat number three,
Life would be easy if there were two of me.”
