Little brother.
You had just turned thirteen.
We didn't know what it would mean
your the baby in the family
I really hoped you hadn't looked up to me.
but the week passed and it showed
and on the drive there it barley slowed
you were crazy too.
I hope that they can fix you.
with the meds they fill you with and the rooms they lock you in.
the therapies you can't say no to this time I know you want it to end
but your a young life. It's worth it I swear.
And when they let you out we'll be best friends I bet.
cause I'm crazy too. They just haven't fixed me yet.
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