Dear San Saba...
Dear Friday night lights,
Your thoughts gave me hopes and dreams
Your supporters broke them
The dancers rebuilt them
Your endless failures
Ruined my Friday night smiles.
The field captured and took my youth
My tears, and my spirit.
Dear mill pond waters,
Your unclear waters
Made me see how unclear my future was
Your many problems became mine
Your sickness spread to me
And took a month and a half of my life.
Dear courtyard lunches,
Thanks for being the few times I was happy
Your sense of safety
Brought my laughter
My tears
And my uncalled for snorts.
Your endless lunches in the rain
The heated sun
And the windy environments
Forever rests in my heart.
Dear park swings,
You were the beginning to my forever
You were the start of something good from this low town.
From this hell I was forced to call home.
You are the thing that makes his smile break through
All the hate, the fakes
And the downright
Unacceptable
Dear townspeople,
Thanks for the endless drama.
The endless gossip
That I was drug into at a young age.
Thank you for never failing
To make me feel weak,
And desperate for more attention.
Dear San Saba,
Thank you
For nothing.
The good memories are small
And in a few
You were never my ideal
Not my high school experience
Not my life.
You were what I didn’t want.
I didn’t want fakes.
I wanted friends
So, dear San Saba.
I am done
Sincerely,
A girl, that you won’t see again.
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