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Mary But Not So Bloody


Mary was an average teenage girl.

With the exception of her constant wear of pearls.

 

She considered herself elite in the academic field.

As well as the co-captain of the Blue Devil basketball team.

She was a natural on the court as a shield.

No wonder why they were known as the Dream Team.

 

Not only was she a feminist,

But she also wanted to help foster children as a therapist.

 

Mary had a bright future ahead of her.

Unfortunately, she died due to a preventable disease.

Her parents hid that she was unvaccinated… as we can infer,

Her soul is at unrest, and she can be called upon through the mirror with ease.

 

Mary haunts unvaccinated children and anti-vax parents.

She will not rest until every child is free of preventable diseases that is transparent.

 

 

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