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I know why Tigers eat thier young

My family

will be the death of me

not my wife's side

that's sure

 

My dad's morbid fascination

of controlling his million in afterlife

the rest of us must

endure

 

My mom's utter belief

my older brother does no wrong

me in the middle, and the younger one

un-decisive and unsure

 

Come the day, they've gone away

I'll miss them and shed my tears

left here alone with brothers, grown

fighting over money

that I deplore

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Written by
TemporalFugue
64 / M
Published
Aug 15, 2018
Lines·Words
17·76
Notes

I swear to god, I know I'm gonna have to get a lawyer :\

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#sad#death#parents#brothers#lawyer
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