i was a frail, little child
whose hopes were diminished
at a very young age.i was born into discomfort
thrusted into the dark,
my potential extinguished.never had a chance to define
what i could be, only
what i must be.those hands taught me well;
made me understand
the concept of reality.shoved down ice in this
distorted soul, made me feel
beyond filthy.and i remember the moments
i wouldn't stop crying;
my tears were my friends.and i promised myself
i would be better, i
would shape myself well.and those hands were simply
a nuisance; they would
disappear in the end.and eventually, they did.
light prevents dark and
for once, i could feel.make me better, i whispered
to myself, a command and
slowly, i did.gathered the pieces
hidden by those hands;
found my strengths.crossed out my 'i's
learnt to understand
the significance of I.And so in the remnants
of who i was, I found that
I was no liability.I could be, shall be
a hero to all, ensure
things for the greater good.the child from the past
still lives on within me
but now, I
can make a difference.but now, I
can keep my promise.but now, I
can finally be happy.and now, I can finally
smile because now I know
the future is beyond bright.
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