Pirate's flawA Poem by Basmakyah BorzI don't mind it, really, even when he comes home late. He's not doing anything wrong. I trust that man with my life. He has a job, but it's hard for him; he doesn't know how to ignore anyone with something to say. He's been suspended, barred, kicked out, and fired from them all before. His fists always seem to lead him to the face of every jackass with an insult to throw. They don't like him now because they can't drag him back down to where he was. They can't make a fool out of someone who wants to do better. But that's his flaw - he still lets them. They end up on the ground getting beaten to within a hair's breadth of their lives and he ends up in jail again and the cycle repeats itself bimonthly. But I don't mind it. I love him and I love that about him. If he comes home with bloody knuckles, I carefully wrap bandages over them and tell him about my day as if he'd done nothing wrong. And that's true. ♥
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