Exhausted Opportunities Poem by Hazelyn Usop

I could still recall not too long ago
Many wonderful chances knock my door
Great target Im just about to reach
But I never falter to waste every piece of it
Not even bothered goals pass by, left nonentity

My parents furnished me everything that I hunted
Especially my dad who sought nil but my success
Sustain me physically, emotionally and materially
Preach me all to flee from difficulty

Compassionate brothers and sister I also had
Who deem in my ingenuity and aptitude
Which not barely keeps me feel good
But frequently adds my sense of worth

Superb acquaintances I as well owned
Who at hand in my ups and downs
A buddy who knows me in and out
A pal who accept as I wholely am

My friends who sees me at the peak and their leader
Now I can’t even level them but under them
My brothers and sister who used to eulogize me
Now they look at me with a pity
My dad wanted me to be a successful lawyer
Now in pain to see me as an ordinary housekeeper

I have no one to blame but myself
Perhaps I have nothing to be proud of about myself
And there be no one to suffer much than myself
For oppurnities wasted by myself