
The spot is truly filled with a stagnant air
Lingering is the last strands of her red hair
I can only sit across from it and glare
My voice gone as my throat is held in a snare
Time that has passed, I slowly become aware
Soon will be eleven years of a nightmare
I still can remember the feel of her stare
Resting on me whenever I looked elsewhere
But oh how her personality would blair
Like her terrible screeching when she would swear
At me, just telling me that I should beware
And that she was great and no one could compare
Always reminding me that no one would care
If I drowned in my misery and despair
While the vile liquid sitting in our glassware
Would engulf me, my version of a prayer
A broken man who doesn't know how to repair
The memories come back to me like a flair
Returning to that long frightful time is where
I go whenever my eyes land on her chair
About the Creator
Andrew Schrader
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