She looks at me and asks if it's true What will hurt more, I think in a panic The Lies to continue to comfort her or the cold, hard truth?
What must I do? What can I say? I don't ******* know
She's still looking at me, with those big, sad eyes I'm meant to protect her from all this but I don't know how to anymore, and maybe, in the back of my mind, I was hurting too and needed a comrade to help me through no...I can't bear to think about that for too long So, in a moment of blind faith that it will all be OK I tell her the truth, the core of the problem and as I watch her face crumple her beautiful face which is now plagued by the hurt Her eyes spill over and her mouth makes the perfect shape of an 'o' It smells a little like rain, but it's only her tears I have to ask myself if it was the right decision but I cannot reach a conclusion when I see my baby sister take the world on her shoulders and knowing I put it there.
This is a continuation of 'The Lies'- my first poem. Or rather, the same subject matter.