Secrets Unkempt
It doesn’t seem possible that your parents are people
they are mom and dad, a living example
But one day things change
Suspicion is provoked and lies are discovered.
The first one to know is shocked and scared,
Knowing not who to turn to he sits with it alone
Finally he tells her, when she gets home
But she doesn’t believe it, there is no way,
But this is it, today is the day
Their childhood is over and things will never be the same
One moves out, one shuts down,
another must stand on her own two feet now
The little one is angry at how things have changed
He doesn’t want things to be the same
She makes lists, does chores, and goes to school
Parents are now children, petty and fools
Her childhood is over, even though there wasn’t much left
She knows that now after all of the secrets are unkempt
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