Normal Family DinnerA Poem by BrittBratBroski2013 age 18. It was for my english class and we had to present our work to the class. After I read it, I remember that no one was clapping. I had to lie and say that my family was just tired.Slam! Dad is home… Heavy footsteps go
down to the basement Mother’s stir fry
dish sizzles on the stove, The aroma fills the
house. “Dinner is ready” Mother calls hoarsely
from the kitchen. Grumbling stomachs
and tired faces Make their way to the
dining room. Steam from the plates
rise high to the ceiling, Down casted eyes
humbly accept the plates of food. The silverware drawer
rattles The smooth slick
forks are warm against my skin The delicious savory
meal doesn’t compare To the amounting
tension in the room. There is no laughter. There are no smiles. Only silence and stir
fry. © 2018 BrittBratBroski |
StatsAuthorBrittBratBroskiMDAbout23. ESFP. On a journey of self-discovery. Thank you for visiting my profile! I have been writing here and there since I was 16 years old. I made this account on Feb 20, 2018 to not only upload old .. more..Writing
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