Letter
Dear Harrison,
You're selfish, and controlling
You steal stuff, and you lie
You're concieted, you're annoying
You just make me want to DIE.
You think you know just everything
The biggest brain beneath that hat
I pray for you, despite the anger,
I really hope you change all that.
You lied to me, to everyone
It's a habit, it's compulsive, see
I'm glad you're having so much fun
To be as monstrous as can be.
You're childish, and vain
Never humble, always bragging
You're never happy, never tame
And you're always, ALWAYS, nagging.
You wear shirts to show your muscles,
You use big words to show you're smart
But honestly, it's not impressive
It was annoying from the start.
You can't even keep your pants up,
they're always on the floor
I gave you hugs, I gave you kisses
And yet you beg for MORE.
I know you so much better,
than you'll ever know yourself
So to you I've wrote this letter,
You don't like it? Go to hell.
Copyright © Dana Smith | Year Posted 2011
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