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MY BEST FRIEND


Written By:

The M.A.D. Poet (aka Melissa A. Dean)


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Published by: Zjahdai Inc., at Smashwords

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Dedicated to the victims of rape, incest, and all forms abuse; you will be free (Free!) one day!

My Best Friend


She said she would not be able to sleep over that night

She was my best friend I knew some thing just was not right

Her mother was going out of town and suggested she stay with us

But when ever her mother left I noticed she did not talk as much

I knew something was wrong I just did not know what it was

And when ever I brought it up she would always shrug it off

By saying…


Nothing’s wrong, you wouldn’t understand if I told you.

Leave me alone! Don’t worry about the things that I go through.”


But we were best friends and her behavior was concerning

Just a warning but what comes next may be a bit disturbing

Her mother used to leave when she would argue with her father

Now without the mother to satisfy his needs he’d fondle daughter

Now this one ain’t nothing like babies drinking sugar water

He’d hit the bottle Daddy’s dirty girl is what he’d call her

She told her mother but she either didn’t believe or didn’t care

And in her ear her father used to whisper “family affair”


My best friend was living in fear ‘so absurd that it occurred so often

She said she thought I would have judged her

(So that’s why she told me nothing…)


I put my hand on the glass as I gripped the phone tight

I believed every word I promised her I would help fight

I sighed because on the other side, sat a sad and terrified little girl

We were both grown now but her father had destroyed her world

He should have been locked up behind bars… but instead

My best friend was locked up and her father, he was dead.


She told me that one night he was drunk out of his mind

He needed it so he pleaded for it (one last time)

Then he stumbled down the hall to her baby sister’s room

She heard her little sister scream and right then she knew the truth

That daddy was a demon she knew what she had to do

She went into the kitchen and took out the sharpest knife

My best friend filled with passion in the heat of the night

The one who used to get mad when I’d throw rocks at a squirrel

Stabbed her father thirty times, no more “Daddy’s dirty girl


And as I looked at my best friend it was like looking into a mirror

Why? ‘Cause I was raped and thought no one would help me either

I kept it inside she told but nobody believed her

Too many times society points the finger at the victim

That’s why so many cry, and cry in silence we never listen

That’s why so many die, breathe their last breath of pain filled lives

That’s why my best friend stabbed her father to death with that knife

My best friend got rid of a rapist and ended up rotting in jail

Because she had felt locked up in her own home

With no one there to post her bail


Yes, I believe that we should leave everything up to God

But this girl was praying just her prayers kept getting lost

Even though her Daddy used to say dirty girl its’ all your fault

& her mother used to beat her into a bloody pulp

God had heard her prayers He was with her all along

He was the one who sent his only begotten Son

On the floor in her cell she knelt down before Thee

She couldn’t help but plea with the Lord to set her free

Then one day she opened up her bible to 1 Corinthians

She seen the scripture that described what True love really is


Her baby sister and I used to visit her all the time

The last time we seen her she had given her life to Christ

What was not right was how her father passed his legacy down

She got sick & in her bloodstream traces of it was found

She tested positive for HIV, she had full blown AIDS

It did not take long to put her into an early grave

But she died saved no longer enslaved set free deep down

Lying with God’s word across her chest is just how she was found

Blessing is her baby sister did not contract AIDS and soon gave her life to Christ

So in the end my best friend really gave & saved her baby sister’s life!



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More to Come…


My Best Friend

Published by: Zjahdai Inc., at Smashwords

Copyright © 2010 The M.A.D. Poet (aka Melissa A. Dean)

All Rights Reserved.






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