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They Don't Know My Sadness
May 11, 2011
They don’t know my sadness
For I do not tell them all
My brother I still do miss
And my tender heart is raw
For he is now in heaven with God
Watching over me
He was handsome, crazy, funny, and odd
But I loved him more than anything you see
This is all so surreal
I wish his killer would admit it
But he made me as happy as a happy meal
And my brother I will never forget
I miss my brother oh so much
And I would die for one more touch
© Rebecca W., W. Hollywood, CA
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