Children in a corn field
When you receive this letter I hope that it finds you well and better than your last depression. I'm counting my blessings and wishing my heart out, and well... I'm dying. I'm dying of defeat. Life is still going nowhere and I'm trying harder than ever. I doubt you'll even care and I still have nothing else to do than to let you know of it. This is all your fault and if you hadn't been such a hard headed mongrel we'd be in better comfort as a family. You disobeyed because you are mentally exhausted from being told what we can and cannot do. Shame on the devil who stirs the pot. I wished you were dead more than most nights you punched me out of frustration from father. I grit my teeth and you punched again. If I'm healing like I hoped... Don't ever write me again. If I ever meet a son like you from before yesterday... I'll make you look like he does in the soil unburied him in.
Your greatest regrets,
Your maker
















