Neglected
My footsteps on the long narrow
streets,
are shout outs of my boundless
cringing griefs.
I cry hard looking up to the
sunshine,
asking its radiant rays to help
me find
an abode builds by love
not huge hate,
'cos I want to stop this unfair
fate.
I turn my eyes once to the moon
at night,
begging pity to guide me in
its light
for I don't know exactly where
to go,
in this wild world that no one
can turn to.
I carry the cut grass to a
still place,
where the trees swaying on
my pale face,
as though their whispers
are wisdom and lull,
so I can sleep with a hoping
soul,
I am living in a home now
with fair,
their heat, light, shade- truly
an endless care.
Copyright © Maris Warrior Tuazon | Year Posted 2020
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