A LETTER TO YOU



Dear you,

I knew you young
You did me wrong
My tiny heart was muzzled
Away you went, far from me
Glad I was the day you left

Blossomed I did
As each year passed
You harassed me now
Calling me selfish
Craving my presence

I gave it a try
Moved in with you
Thinking, she must have changed
I’ll give in my all, I thought
A sister, I might find
But the nagging never stopped

Be careful my friends warned
But I pushed it aside with my trusting heart
And wrong you proved me
Now my weeping heart
Is closed forever to you

The cat is loose
Quit pretending
Not everyone loves their kind
This I know now

Sincerely yours
Signed
Lali Torks

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