Bad Habits
How do you quit something you don't know how you started?
What do you do when you've ripped out the bad habits like pages
And you're left with a cover of your long brown hair
And low self esteem
Because you didn't leave anything you loved about yourself.
Someone once tried to convince me that my anger was not hereditary,
But I refuse to believe the the burning feeling in my chest when I get upset
Is something I picked up.
I remind myself that I am bigger than the satisfaction
of letting my fist catch hold of the closest thing in the vicinity.
Letting my words spill feels like leaving the faucet on,
As if I am drowning in my endless euphemisms waiting for someone to say something
As if I haven't been screaming under my breathe because, we all know
You’re only as loud as the words you share
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