A Prey of Losing Childhood

A child is laying on the ground 
Which is covered of thorns.
Her torn and muddy cloth 
Is  flying in the wind.
Everyone moves around her
But none of mind is comforting her
Not at least her parent's mind.
The age of playing in the 
Lap of mother and
Swinging on father's finger, 
The happiness that small jokes 
And naughtiness gives, 
Tricks to avoid beat 
And sadness, 
And most valuable memories 
Of childhood have lost.
Now her mind 
Moves behind certain 
Parents and siblings
With a hope of
Luminous childhood..
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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