"Secrets" by JustAnyNoOne is about the gap between how people look and how they actually feel. The speaker says "we" are all secretly scared, yet nobody can tell, because everyone hides behind a smile and insists they're fine. The poem moves between "we" and "you," as if the speaker is both confessing and reaching out to someone else who is hiding the same thing.
The feeling underneath is loneliness mixed with fear. Life "just isn't fair," and the line "When things go bad it's because they started well" suggests a weary, almost resigned view that good moments only set up the fall. The ending admits a deeper worry: that the people close to us will "just let go," as others have before.
The mood is quiet and heavy, with a hint of desperation in the wish to "yell." The short, simple lines and steady rhymes make it sound like a whispered confession, which suits a poem about things people can't say out loud.