To Whom It May Concern
To Whom It May Concern:
Hi.
You may not know me,
But I know you.
I know how you stick your nose
Into other people’s business
Until you smell the faintest stink.
You take their mess and
Cram it down our throats,
Gagging us with the taste and stench
Of their mistakes.
Yes.
I see you,
But I am invisible.
I see how you steal ideas,
Clutching thoughts in your greedy palms,
Strangling originality to dust.
You stomp on the creators
With your mighty boot,
Playing an almighty god
With their lives.
No.
I don’t fear you.
Though you fear me now.
I am the voice that will haunt you
While you rot in a cell
Surrounded by the echoes of your faults.
I am Me Too and No and Stop.
They gave me a flashlight
To shine a light on the exposed path
of your lies.
So,
I know you,
And you know me.
You are the one
Who steals, grabs, forces, and crushes
Creativity and light and goodness.
I am the one
Whose voice silenced you,
Whose light blinded you
with their spirit.
Sincerely,
Me
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