Thin Walls
Dear Your Angry Words,
The walls are thin.
My fragile ears become numb
With the sulking and stinging venom
Of you.
I may not be as old
Or as wise
Or as aware;
But what I do know
Is this,
Sound travels quick
In a house
With walls as thin as these.
Yes in fact,
I hear the fights,
about money, milk, and me.
I hope one day
these walls will break
and my secret will be free.
For I can hear
Everything,
Each syllable and plea.
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