When I'm Angry
My eyes fill with tears,
My tongue tastes metallic,
My lips won't part;
I can't even scream.
Growing up,
no doors were slammed
I spoke when spoken to
not to be heard, only seen.
My emotions all stuffed in a bottle
My issues in jars on a shelf
but when my pen touches this paper
I found how to express myself.
Poetry's freedom from the noise in my head
I could be crazy, but I'm a poet instead.
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