1.3
My tongue was born to be in anything, but a cage.
It conceals pain in the very blisters
Earned by each time I refuse to open.
In most times, the gusts of winds have no match
At the speed I display in the strict
Silence of my ANGER.
For what is pink must be black,
Since the tongue speaks darker
Than the mind could understand.
The secrets hiding in muscle,
Ache to be released,
Not caring if blood is spilt.
This poem is about:
Me
My family
Our world