To Grieves
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I wanted to say thank youYou may never know how much it meant to meWhen you hugged me at your concertI said your music really helped and you said you were gladMy past has never once been a cake walkI live with demons that that pave the road I walk onI had a father who liked his drugs more than mePicked me up by the throat once and threw me a couple feetI don't forget thatMy mind won't let meAlways protected my four sisters and two of them turned their backAll because I wanted a different beliefDaddy always got mad over every little thingNothing was too littleSo I learned to stand upFightMy sister's needed a defenderI remember being scaredBut back down were words I learn to forgetSpiderman didn't, so I wouldn'tMy mother cared more about finding a GODLY manTold us it was sparing the rod if she didn't beat our fucking assI lost count how many spoons and sticks she broke trying to teach me to fear godI was told by her that I best be a good manNot like my dadNot like every other manI hate all the complexes I have contractedI feel like goddamned disease, cursed by a deity that assumed I was trashUnworthy of even being recycledStrait to the landfillMy whole family dynamic except for my sister Anne and my grandma wasYou're worthlessI've wanted to just end it so many fucking times, I figured I could just finally be at peaceBut grandmother saidMy sister's needed meSo many people neededSo when my sister Teresa joined the band wagon of using me as an example of what not to be likeFuckIt wasn't the first time I was considered a sheep pitch blackI get, I got itI am the problem, not the religion that you followI never begged and tried never to borrowThen my ex ahna who did a number on my skullTurned me into a bitch, I mean slave of all typesAttacked verbally, physicallyMind games and rape were some of her favorite past timesI never got held downBut when you break someone's mind you don't have to do youI hop back and forth all the time from being alright to bleeding out insideI look in the mirror and wonder if the father of my son was supposed to look into his kid's eyes with his own made of glass, haunted by ghost shipsAll the times I see memoriesShake them out of my headCause I remember nearly everythingWell except the stuff I blocked outAnd when it resurfacesMy world begins to implodeI somehow make itBut I swear I really don'tJust another scar rightRipe for picking from the gardenJust another bone to pick from the yard and throw in back in my closetThank you for listeningThanks for that hugI ain't gotta a thing for you, I wanted to just say thank youYour only five years olderI found you when I lost respect for a once heroWas looking for someone who got itRelated to your shit pretty hardSo when you came to Durango againI just wanted to hear those songs in personMaybe it would help me wipe the blood out of my mindClean the corpses out of my graveSo here's to your music and how it helped me throughTo the poet Grieves