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Anger


Anger turned us strangers At first our bond was out of sight me sticking only by your side even in our most memorable trying times from struggles to overcoming unbearable troubles that broke us apart as a couple my view of you was a unrecognized picture with some so many layers of paint to showcase my mental pain I gave you a title not only as my all but to be that one person to uplift me if I were to ever fall all I could go back to the basics and crawl and leave your ways before I got more depressed and out of tuned in my brain every morning and night was days of verbal fights my well being was in danger Anger turned us strangers
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