THE PRICE OF A BETTER CHILDHOOD
It's past midnight,
As I lie on my bed,
I stare at the ceiling,
While my ears still echo
With the words that you said.
You called me a burden,
When I was ten,
At thirteen I wished,
I were dead.
You call yourself responsible,
But you blame others for your anger,
Whenever you are near,
I feel like I am in danger.
I am afraid to write,
as my heart is frail
and my soul is blue,
They say you have to pay for everything;
so, what's the price of a better childhood?
__SRISHTI
18.09.2025
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