Font Color=darkvioletwhat Happened: The Answer Poem by Jane Meyer

I shouldn’t have opened the box.
I know that it was wrong,
but you shouldn’t have given me the key,
should have known my curiosity is strong.

You can’t undo what’s been done,
information can’t be unlearned,
and though we’re sorting it out now,
you’ll evade the punishment you’ve earned.

‘Cause I know that you will lie,
for you see, that’s part of your crime.
They help you get away with much,
I see it happen all the time.

But I’m fed up with your lies!
I know what you did!
Why don’t you just confess,
and let our lives of you be rid!

You degraded yourself,
in ways too disturbing to explain,
and yet you ask of us respect,
though why we don’t is surely plain.

And on top of all of that,
you keep us from our dad,
the only one that can help us,
through what you did that proved you’re mad.

So yeah, I shouldn’t have done it,
but it unveiled your dirty deeds.
it showed who you really are:
an ugly creature with sick needs!