My Home Was Not A Home
Our home was broken
Even the people inside
We didn't know who to turn to
We didn't know how to fly
No one could relax or breathe
It was a space without affection
We only knew how to fight
We only knew what to scream
The walls could have been filled with photos
Instead they were filled with holes from anger
We didn't know how to hug
We didn't know about love
My home was not a home
It was a place of anxiety and stress
We knew we were in pain
We knew nothing could change
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