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Crazy.
November 13, 2009
Your medication, you didn’t have enough.
We had thought you were happy.
We had thought wrong.
Your son, and I, were terrified.
We can’t look at you with out remembering.
You trapped us, and you didn’t need a lock.
We hid, but you found us, we ran but you caught up.
We thought we could deal with you.
But you scared us.
You say your better now, but we can't believe you.
You are an unwanted part of our life.
You are crazy to think we trust you.
Crazy.
© Alissa F., Marblehead, MA
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