I Miss the Days
I miss the days
before summer turned cold
before autumn leaves
fell in blood-red and gold.
I miss the days
before cold hard apathy
when we pretended we
were a perfect family.
I miss the days
before Father got mad
and Mother got quiet
and Sister got sad.
I miss the days
when pills were just medicine
before closets held secrets
and voices screamed, "LET US IN!"
I miss the days
when the house equaled home,
before writing lonely
goodbyes in a poem.
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