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I Know What You Did


I know what you did. Someone once told me To not answer if the past came knocking on my door For it has nothing new to offer. I know what you did. Last year. To my sister. Nobody else understood How you worked at her mind, From the inside out, Twisting her sanity into tight knots I know what you did. I saw how you did things. Little things that other people said were just parts of your personality You targeted them straight at her Out of spite. Jealousy. I let you go. Pushing you from my mind. I leave you in the hands of karma. Rest in peace.
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