<April 19, 2014. 8:58 pm>
[This is what I wrote when I was alone, in my new room in my new foster home.The day was March 26, 2014. The time was sometime in the evening]
I am
Messica Ji
swimmer
pianist
baritone player
girl
friend
grilfriend
teacher
student
niece
cousin
victim
scarred
broken
scared
sad
daughter
mother
wife
granddaughter
foster child
who's child?
child of no one
orphan?
might as well be
strong?
weak
scared
tired
sad
lonely
thinking
fed up
angry
betrayed
waiting
looking
curious
dead inside
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I can' stop thinking about this. The words, images, they haunt me. The sight burned me through my corneas and branded my brain. My world is shaken by an earthquake, pounded by a hurrincane, sucked at warp speed into the blinding black hole of sorrow. Sorrow. Grief. Memories that should bring warm feelings instead knock the wind out of me. I clutch at the shattered fragments of my bleeding heart. Hurt. Anger. Betrayal. How could anyone do this? What is the depth of human wrong? How could a creator create us to have the potential of such wrong? Violence, crime. Violent crime. I am the victim. I carry the burden.
YOU ARE READING
My Story
Non-FictionThe true story of me. My mom was the victim of a homocide. Suspect #1? My dear father himself.