A Life Too Full
My family's life is like the dirty dishes
sittng in the sink ready to be
sprayed away.
My father is the rag trying to wipe away the
dirt. Mom is the dirt that just won't
clean up, as much as he tries to clean, the dirt
just won't go away. My two sisters are the
plates they just keep piling up trouble.
While I am the water running down the faucet, cleaning the plates, making everything look as fine as
china plates.
While I'm filled with the hurt feelings like the drain, clogging with the leftover unwanted food.
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