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the power of pain


how can i reflect on the pain my family is taking me thru how come one .tear is falling from my eyes the anger the hurt the yelling the screaming the doors slamming in your face to see a mother get abuse almost put out of a window because a man of rage on fire you sister standing there your brothers standing there listening to these voice of anger the pain the hurt the power of pain you hear this man saying he loves his wife why she is so scare of you hands of abuse this mother look into his eyes of fear she cant control his voice of anger she cant control his emotion of pain and power the brothers the sisters are after each other fighting with the power of there hands there is one other daughter that had pain but refuse to take action into this pain of power we she hear there voices with anger she goes into this room where she stayed for as long as she could i dnt want to here the pain i cant take this power all she did was sit there and hear them fight but she refuse to go out into this power of pain this mother came home she heard a door slam she was drunk this mother was drinking her power of pain away but this daughter help her mother back to life she was full of beauty embrace until she went back to the power of pain this mother suffer so much she hid herself from the world she had blue skies she had red days black darkness days she didnt no how she was going to make it she told this one daughter i love you they shared great moments they shared pain happiness this is what you called power of pain look into this daughters eyes and you tell me what do you see i see power i see pain i see power i see pain i see power i see pain .

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