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Childhood, Father's always angry mother's always drinking hurricanes ripping through our kitchen hurling raised voices down the hallway walk on eggshells, tread softly now watch what you say, don't forget to think before you speak, don't say the wrong thing don't be the wrong thing Never forget to look for the warning signs don't leave your fear upstairs. my brother and sister, they made you proud, good grades happy minds (is a happy mind the key to parents love?) pretend I don't exist, it's funny how invisible you can become. saw a fist go through a canvas once,destroy the painting Everything is always being ripped apart around here, excuse me while I hide, I won't speak of this It'll become another memory blocked out hidden inside my brain.
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Sep 5, 2024
Sep 5, 2024 at 3:06 AM UTC
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Childhood, Father's always angry mother's always drinking hurricanes ripping through our kitchen hurling raised voices down the hallway walk on eggshells, tread softly now watch what you say, don't forget to think before you speak, don't say the wrong thing don't be the wrong thing Never forget to look for the warning signs don't leave your fear upstairs. my brother and sister, they made you proud, good grades happy minds (is a happy mind the key to parents love?) pretend I don't exist, it's funny how invisible you can become. saw a fist go through a canvas once,destroy the painting Everything is always being ripped apart around here, excuse me while I hide, I won't speak of this It'll become another memory blocked out hidden inside my brain.
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Sep 5, 2024
Sep 5, 2024 at 3:06 AM UTC
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