dear little miss dreamer i'm sorry i couldn't write to you sooner but yesterday night, i've read all three each and every one of your letters
your mother sounds lovely a brave woman, from what you've told me if your brother comes by downtown tell him, he's welcome to visit me
you have some big dreams and i hope i can help them come true i'm sorry i've been so busy but i would truly love to meet you
you remind me of my wife of her dreams when she was your age we grew up together in center city like you, she was wise beyond her days
i agree, we need to help kensington and we've begun taking some small steps i'm pushing for a new bill to pass but it'll still take some time to prep
i know you mentioned drugs and violence and yes, i agree, it's completely true please stay safe and stay inside it could help protect you
actually, that just reminded me about kensington my wife had told me some shocking news a mother chased to her kitchen counter a little girl, shot, in the same view
i think she was writing a letter, too but i don't quite remember who exactly to it was titled, i think, "dear mister life-changer" wait, it couldn't be— no, God, please, not you—
this is the second poem that continues the story in the previous one. the congressman send his reply, but... it's a bit too late now