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Divorce


A heart lies in fragmented pieces A family has fallen apart All of the sweet taste in life ceases Teenage life comes with a hopeless start Siblings begin to be replaced with friends Bad influences are soon in control A yearn for a family still contends Under the influence there is console Nothing could replace the void in a heart The masquerade of felicity hides the actual emotions The value in life begins to depart The amount of tears shed were enough to fill up the seven oceans My family has been divided by divorce My whole life has been filled with a bitter remorse Having to live with not being a part of your sibling's life Everyday i am forced to go threw a never ending strife Always be thankful for your family Never take each moment with your family for granted Love your parents and siblings equally Just be glad that you are not where my shoes are still planted
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