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Tiffany


There is anger stirring within my heart

I would rather be lonely, so I run

You are always around me since the start

I wish I could just flick you to the sun

Please don’t act like a spoiled daddy’s princess,

Cheering for whatever your father brings

Your mother ignoring you is priceless,

As you begin to cry for little things

I can see through your fake smile from afar

There’s mischief dancing in your little eyes

Don’t be the annoying leech that you are

I cannot wait till you say your goodbyes

You are annoying, and yes it’s silly

What can I do if you are family?

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