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Apathetic Caretaker

Not a day goes by that you don’t see me, Sitting in my bed, alone. I waste away. You ignore my screams. How apathetic can a caretaker be? Water teeters on the edge of my nightstand, Just outside my reach. All I ask is one drop to wet my cracking lips. Do you even care to end my pain? You know that my weakness cannot last forever; I will rise and strike you down, Ridiculing, beating, forgetting you. One day, you will be in that bed, Crying, Dying. And I will be Your apathetic caretaker.
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Jun 19, 2012
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