I Protest
A poem of hope

I wish him dead every day,
and I don’t even need to say,
who he is or what he does,
I want him dead just because.
He’s drives me mad with greed and hate.
For his demise I cannot wait.
But is it him that I despise,
or is it me seen through his eyes?
I fed him with my apathy,
As he spun his tapestry.
The threads were always woven in,
but they were mostly pale and thin.
Now that they’re ugly thick and vain,
I only have myself to blame.
So, I may wish him gone or dead,
or admit it’s me who made this bed.
If you think he’s one you know,
maybe not and maybe so,
I won’t say the name out loud,
but I have joined the waking crowd.
About the Creator
Tom Bissonette, M.S.W. Ret.
Tom is a Counselor and a Developmental and Prevention Educator. He taught courses on Adolescent and Young Adult Development for 15 years. He just completed his 2nd novel and a 12-book series for children re social/emotional learning.


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