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Enemies


Enemies

You might have one

Or you might have thousands

Either way

You probably don’t like them

Enemies

All around you

You hate them

They did something traumatizing

To you

And maybe your friends

In the past

Or maybe the present

When will they find

The nerve to stop

It might not be today

Or tomorrow

But one day they will stop

And begin to wonder

Why did they do

The things that they did

Enemies

Are people you hate

Either in your childhood

Or throughout your life

But one things for sure

They are Humans

Just like you and me

No matter what they do

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