The Little Girl Within

axox

She was young and carefree

Clueless and naive

A glow always portrayed on her cheeks

 

Then she hit a time where she had to grow

They broke her soul like a window

Who was she?

I don’t know

The girl within, I miss her so

I’m left with pieces that I have to sow

 

Can you hear her cries?

I failed to shelter her

Her once beautiful joyful eyes

Now everything is left in a blur

 

Little girl, please come home

Nothing is the same without you

All I do now is roam

I’m stuck in a forever blue

 

All I ask is for her back

She really left a big wide crack

  • Author: axox (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 15th, 2022 05:42
  • Comment from author about the poem: The search for my past self who was wounded by those around me.
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 23
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  • Paul Bell

    Growing up sure is tough when the inner child finds reality in today's life.
    Hopefully the adult has struck back at the ones who wounded you.

  • L. B. Mek

    couldn't say it any better than Paul Bell..
    thanks for sharing

  • Ivy Madara

    Tear-jerking! Seeing how much the little things etch themselves into the inner child and are unforgettable to a point where the inner child become damaged, it becomes hard to remember and feel the innocence once felt as a child, or the joy of oblivion. Such a touching piece!

  • RainningHearts

    You summed up changing really well. Wishing you were that person again.



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