Center of Problems
Is it my fault?
I keep asking myself bitterly,
Tears trying to slip through
The barrier of my eyes,
And that familiar pain
In my chest and heart
Is aching so much,
And that familiar lump
Is welling in my throat,
As doors slam
And my parents shout
And my sibling cries;
I really didn’t mean to,
I whimper in my head,
I’m sorry I made this happen,
I’m sorry I started this fight,
I’m sorry I opened my stupid mouth;
Now I’m dying inside yet again,
And guilt and shame are breaking through
My skin,
Suffocating me inside,
As I silently weep,
Wishing myself away from the scene,
To hear anything but fighting
Between my loved ones.
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