Forget me

If you forget me

You can travel through out my life

Where I was near the plains and hills

And I ate olives and spinach and pears

And peaches and peas

I was friends with Dorothy

I was scared of Larry

And I went nearby where every door

Was broken by others

I hid under my covers

I layed on the floor 

I was choked and strangled

I was tied up up

I was covered in blood

I was covered by spots 

From the candle light flickering on my skin

I was frighten and I confessed 

I confessed all of my sins

He wore a mask

The other wore a collar

The other wore a baseball cap

The other wore an apron

You can go to the mountains

Where I have roots

To the railroad where I saw my first person

Die and I didn't cry- I was in shock

My grandfather, the one I'm named after

Died a week later

So did a great uncle

I didn't know what it meant

And when it's my turn

Don't cry just try to forget me

It's not my turn yet 

Just promise not to cry

Just try to forget me