I was young, a blossoming bud
Carefree
and flamboyant, at the zenith of my youth
Free
spirited in my own sense.
This
was as usual against the expected norm
Raised
in a traditional faith family
My
way of being was perceived wrong.
I
was too outgoing to be tied to anyone
This
was fear enough for them to hook me up
Tie
me to him in a lifelong wedlock;
I
was young and my wings were crushed
Wings
with which I wanted to fly
A
life, little messy, but mine.
It
resulted in a deadlock
I
was never made for it
Not
sure how much of their fears were addressed;
But
I was destined for a challenge ahead
I
now jostle my way through
Living
compromised and restless each day.
At
the cost of my parents
To
be a good daughter,
I
sacrificed my freedom to dispel their fears
And
now not just me, but we all suffer-
those
who brought me in this 'World', my child and he,
Don't
know for whose fault exactly.
Baffled
and struggling to reclaim my buried self
I
wonder whose gain and whose loss it is
whoever
gained or whoever lost
A
lost sense of me, remains inside me
Standing
at the crossroads of life
just
in case I am able to find myself.
July
29, 2016
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