The Anger Inside
Anger.
It bubbles inside her.
It lies, steaming and bubbling.
She can't release it.
She hold it all inside.
She sits and seethes in hatred, as she smiles at the world.
Her mom. She tries her best to not just scream at her mom.
Everything she does, pisses her off.
Every attempt at jokes, laughter, dancing in the car.
She wants to just scream at her mom to shut up. She doesn't give a f***.
She hides in her room. Listens to the music she knows her mom hates.
Wondering, how do I let out this anger?
How do I stop hating the world?
She gives up.
Til one day, she loses it.
All the anger pours out, all the hatred bubbles out of her like a soda.
She screams and yells and lets it all out.
Bye bye mommy.
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