Letter #26
Dear Dwyane,
You know when you first came around I hated you
But you came and you earned my kinsmanship
Despite the bullshit
You were a perfect gentleman
A companion to my lonely, disillusioned mother
Someone to look after her when I could not
I am trying not to cry
But the tears offer redemption
Tempting me with the opportunity to reminiscence
Remember when times were tight
A role model and self-proclaimed 2k master
You gave my family light in times of encasing darkness
A visionary
Conjuring beauty where it did not live
Making men out of boys
To ask anymore of you would be foolish
Because you have handed the reins to me
Forever in your heart, your loving family
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