NoA Poem by Louisa Twain
No, don't tell me I'm fine
You don't get to make that decision Because of who I am And where I live And what I'm used to Those things don't matter Never have before Your thicker then The bullet lodged Deep in his skull That is my brother I can love you know Same as anyone else Love knows no class From millionaires to white trash Your prejudiced Thinking I'm emotionless Couldn't care less Sure I'm used to violence And stuck up fools like you But now that he is Gone I really do hate you No they'll be no funeral No one cares enough Their isn't much money Times are tough No my father won't be here It really does not matter just bury Him in a nameless Grave and know I at least won't forget Him ever © 2014 Louisa Twain |
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Added on June 20, 2014 Last Updated on June 20, 2014 AuthorLouisa TwainNew York, NYAboutI am 15. I want to be a lyricist someday. I am a naturally shy person and writing is one of the ways I reflect on myself. When ever it's been a cherry cordial kind of day I write. My major influences .. more..Writing
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