Formal Complaint to God: RE: The Matter of Shelter
Dear God,
I’m not asking for a mansion. Not even for comfort.
I’m asking for safety, for quiet, for continuity.
For a roof that doesn’t feel borrowed.
For walls that keep people out — the wrong people.
For a space where I can breathe, write, eat, and sleep
without being hunted, stared at, or punished for existing.
You know how long it’s been.
You know how hard I’ve fought.
So why, after all that,
am I still at the mercy of landlords and madmen?
I don’t want a miracle.
I want a key.
To something I won’t lose.
To something I don’t have to beg to keep.
Sincerely,
Someone who still tries to believe you listen.
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