[for the folio; old poem made a year ago]
I was a fruitful blessing
As they have said
I grew to be their happiness
Don’t ever change, they had pled.
I grew up from my diapers
Still they kept me as their delight
They loved me more than the others
And that made me ever jubilant
But ages have passed
Their attention turned away
I became deeply depressed
And without a doubt I was astray
Far from my family
I kept moving on
I accepted I was forgotten
And I was nothing after all
I opened my eyes and there I saw
I was wrong and I was mad
To get into dark vices
And make my family sad
I confessed and renewed myself
Hoping my family would welcome me once more
They burst into tears when I came back
Saying they missed me and that they were sore
I was new and I was stronger
Now that my family gave me love I sure would’ve gotten
If I didn’t turn astray and led myself to be worse
Now I know I wasn’t forgotten
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bottled up thoughts
Poesíathoughts into words, words into scribbles. copyright © 2014 quixotical [poetry #439/ random #902]