Dedicated to my parents who stood by me through all hurdles and wished to lift me up each one.
Sometime's all you need is a shoulder,
To lean on and cry it all out,
And Lucky I call those who,
Have a pillar for support and save,
I was lucky in this way,
I have two for the sake,
And none but those who gave me birth,
And this blood was thicker than oil too,
But sometimes I have felt too weak,
In their hold, lest I forgot to walk,
Maybe the support was too much I lost strength,
Too much love can spoil you, you fall.
I am not the burden to be lift,
I just want a lean, not a carry from birth,
This support came later for the depressed me,
Alas, they still don't know the real soft me.
If I need someone now to vent,
I have to find them, even now I am lone,
And sometimes luck doesn't make you happy,
The needs being done is what matters more.
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Quote:
"The most loving parents and relatives commit murder with smiles on their faces. They force us to destroy the person we really are: a subtle kind of murder."-Jim Morrison.
Written with utmost gratitude to the love but with an effort to walk in independence.
~Chaahat
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