I Wrote a Letter for You

My dear Grant,

According to the Dictionary, "Betrayal is when

someone you trust breaks that trust by doing something

that hurts you. This can take many forms, such as a

soldier working with the enemy, one family member

stealing from another, or a friend spreading rumors about

another friend. Betrayal is the noun form of the verb

betray, which means to be disloyal or traitorous.

A specific act of disloyalty is a betrayal, as in The

businessman never forgave his partner's betrayal of

joining his hated rival's company."

The truth of the matter is, I could write for hours

on hours about the definition of this noun, but to put

it simply betrayal is too little of a word to define what

you did to me. This overbearing darkness that has

overpowered my soul can't be expected to sit neatly in

lines. Because it's ugly. It's messy. It's disturbing. It's

real. And it's all thanks to you.