Dear Brother

by

Faye Hoffman

You thought that I'd forget,
it's been so long ago.
The pain that you put on me,
that I can't let go.

Haunted fom the memory,
of how you hurt me so.
The anguish that you caused me,
you'll never,ever know.

For me,it will always be there,
how could I not remember?
Since I'm reminded by the scars,
each time I look into the mirror.

I know you are my brother.
It's the reason you are free.
When we were kids,I loved you.
How could you do this to me?

Scars don't really matter.
It's the scar upon my heart.
Knowing the brother that I loved,
in this crime,did play a part.

I forgive him for what he's done,
although,I will never forget.
For every slash that he stabbed me,
the pain hasn't ended yet.

NEXT?
Why don't you look at ancient school bus
by: Gabrielle Bajuscik
from: Minneapolis, MN, US

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