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Premium Member Tribute Series My Wish For You by Brenda Han Meier

My Wish
Hello Ms. Johnson, I’m sure this sounds strange
our mutual friend, said you need a change.
She told me how hard you work every day, 
come home to your children, no time for play.

Your husband left you without any money
and traded family, for tainted honey.
You work as a nurse, working hard for each dime,
yet nothing’s left over at holiday time.

A holiday spent solely enjoying life,
playing with your kids no worry and no strife.
this dream keeps you going, each and every day,
my dear Ms. Johnson I believe I have a way.

I have a house with an awesome ocean view 
for two weeks Ms. Johnson, it belongs to you.
I’m going on a journey and would find it grand
if you could watch my house and enjoy my strand.

If you and your children would like to come here,
believe me Ms. Johnson you’ve nothing to fear.
When you call Janet, she’ll give you my number,
my wish for you is a little less cumber.


Sincerely Brenda Meier-Hans 
12.29.2014
Contest: My Wish For You
Form: Lyric


Premium Member The Final Setback

depression fleeing
she sits at her computer
MySpace has beckoned

sadness engulfs her
the supposed online boyfriend
laughs behind a mask

words like sharp daggers
whore, ****, and no one likes you. . . 
her bedroom’s silence

the scream of horror
when her mother finds her hanged. . . 
the final setback

a neighborhood mom
deletes the MySpace account
with the boyfriend’s name

Written 7/9/2016 for the Setbacks Contest of  Nayda Ivette Negron
*This is based on a true story I saw on Cyber-bullying. The culprit was a grown woman along with daughters the same age as Megan Meier (the girl in this story whose final setback was to hang herself when she believed it was  her supposed online boyfriend who began the vicious attacks on her reputation at My Space). At that time there were no laws against this crime, and the hateful woman went unpunished. See more on the story in notes above.
Form: Senryu

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