Letters to Prison
I don’t want to write you.
I don’t know what to say.
You’re a loser.
I’m so disappointed in you.
I can’t write that.
What he wants to hear is:
I believe in you.
Which I don’t.
Everything will be fine.
Which it won’t.
You will never be okay.
How can I write that?
I can’t, so I won’t.
Sometimes we want to hear the lies.
Sometimes we don’t want the truth.
So, I’ll write:
Dear Jesse,
I don’t know what to say.
~Lesli
But, that is still a lie.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
8 comments:
Dang Lesli that is deep. It sucks when someone wants you to write them, but you know what you want to say but you just can't say it cause you don;t want to be messed up
running isent like fresh air
the poem was great hope you make more great poem..
wow that is a poem i fell bad for that guy kind a but i guss it hes own fault for doing what he dos
Lesli, wow! You're a great writer with great emotion spread through little words. I definately agree that we do want to hear the lies and not the truth but truth is reality and that's life!
You should be true to yourself
well you know people who get locked up need someone to be there for them even if ti means just threw letters
THIS IS HELLA HARD LESLI U GET DOWN HARD I LIKE IT
ALFREDO
Post a Comment