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This house is not a home. Not when your blood rushes through your legs as hot as a red star. Not when thyself questions who they are. Or when a moms nickname becomes hipocrite. Or when a table set for five but only occupied by four. Discombobulated. Oh, dear god, if there is a god, save this family from hell. The hell within themselves.

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