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To whom it may concern,

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To whom it may concern,

This was not my brightest moment.

As apathy was to my father,

Loving her was to me.



Affection fueled my being,

Savagery perpetuated inside of him.

Never heard, left me with a broken wing,

His every single word, for me still a

hymn.



I learnt how to fight, finessed the art of

being a man.

For his approval, which to my sorrow,

still pending.

A slap on the face, glass on the floor

shattered,

I took it all with a smile,

My faith in him undeterred.



He didn't know how to show,

But I know his tenderness for me was

somewhere within.

I refused to let the evidence tarnish my

hope,

Tinge in my heart at the look in his eyes

reserved only for his next of kin.



To wallow for his affection,

To be the only imperfection.

Desolate but hopeful,

But one look at her and my heart

suddenly full.



Oh what joy it was, to be besotted with,

With a bag of wool, there I sat and knit.

Days were spent in each other's arms,

Nights bore in desperation, our star

charms.



We fought, we loved, we danced,

Oh what I'd do for you, my beloved.

Days seemed brighter than usual,

Her beauty caused me to be delusional.



To meet near the river was pronounced.

Our hearts froze at the sound,

As we saw a lad running through the

ground.

The relationship would soon no longer

be furtive,

I soothed her with a carass,

My quivering voice unassertive.



Would be an honour to elope with my

betrothed,

Too naïve to foresee the laws of the

world superimposed.

To meet at the river was the promise,

Where many olden days were spent of

solace.

Only to be met with her lifeless form

afloat,

Near sat an apology note,

At the same river where I met her,

I'd perish before I could forget her.



The monster that took her life,

Urge to crush him came alive.

I saw the fiend as I whirled,

With grievous fog, the air rife.



There he stood remorseless,

The gnarl that I called my father called

out with a hiss.

His barbaric ways unfurled.

My only fault,

I was a girl.

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13/12/2021

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