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We Created A Monster


That bubbly smile, overwhelming intelligence and constant optimism

Was inevitably ripped away from her at such a young age

She could not understand what changed in her

She spent months trying to figure it out

Her family did not understand her change

All they did was scrutinize and punish

The guest she accommodated inflamed the situation

Continuously badgering her with false accusations

Erroneously filling her parents with lies

All she could do was cry

And wish for afterlife

A lot of anger started to build up, taking the spot of her optimism

She felt anger, towards everyone and anyone

Her attitude became as foul as the excretion of a man with explosive diarrhea

Her thoughts became polluted with ungodly thoughts

Her mouth became grime with countless of inappropriate words

A couple of months later, her family really saw the change in her

Then they began to wonder what happen

Without any clue that they created a monster

A monster who without a care in the world would say anything

A monster who did not know who she was

A monster who would forever wish that she was not changed

A monster who just wants her innocence back

A monster who wishes the anger was taken away from her

A monster who just wished she was normal again

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