Turn your back

Thank you for your comments! I'm horrible with punctuation for poetry! Thanks for the help!

I really liked the message that you were trying to get across to your sister. Although it's good that you write your feelings down telling your sister how you feel would be nice.
Overall you did a great job!

Thank you for your comments!

Well Sassykat fixed your punctuation, but you also need to fix capitalization, not every first letter in each line needs to be a capital letter, follow the punctuation. If the last line ended with a comma then don't capitalize the next line. Well done, Keep Writing!

I've opened the rusty door to my heart
Time and time again for you comma,
Letting my guard down comma,
Believing you had changed.
But love, you're still a liar comma, (are to talking to love itself, or a person you happened to call 'love'? I guess it doesn't matter, either way you will want a comma after 'but'.)
Painting scenes with my blood period.
You still find joy in my pain comma,
Dancing over my shattered heart period.
Sick pleasure you need to gain. This rhyme is really forced. I would suggest wording it differently. Something like this: "My own torment is your own gain."
You've played my strings and pushed my buttons.
You've left me in the rain.
I've loved you as my sister comma,
But you've only seen me as a stain.
So walk away love,
Turn your back period.
Lie to them, break their hearts period.
I'll still be here comma,
Picking up the parts comma,
Bolting up the door forever that you've kicked in. I'm not sure that the 'forever' is necessary here.