Meesha Ahmadi
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She wishes life had a meaning
Hopes and dreams worth completing
Her mother cries as her daddy fights
She screams into the world
“Too much hatred and so many lies!”
She holds a picture in her hands from when she was just a baby
Of her joyful mother and her friendly daddy
What had happened for their life to amount down to this?
She closes her eyes, and whispers a plea
To god in hope of some serenity
Interrupted by shrieks of grieving pain
Mother is hurt, daddy is insane!
She runs out into the cold outdoors of New York
Closes her eyes and tries to forget
Flashbacks occur, she tells herself not to fret
She yells into the world
“It must get better someday!”
Opening the door
And hides in the closet
She whispers to herself
“What has happened?”
Life is just a game where I always lose
Emotions I feel I never get to choose
I have to grow up and stand up for myself
No more hiding, and lend some help
She opens the door and walks up to the fight
Mommy and daddy pause
As she begins to cry
Our family is no more
Breaking the picture
They used to adore
Years go on
Daddy is out
Mommy is happy
And no more pain
She looks at the clear blue sky
And calmly says
“This is not the end”
Hopes and dreams worth completing
Her mother cries as her daddy fights
She screams into the world
“Too much hatred and so many lies!”
She holds a picture in her hands from when she was just a baby
Of her joyful mother and her friendly daddy
What had happened for their life to amount down to this?
She closes her eyes, and whispers a plea
To god in hope of some serenity
Interrupted by shrieks of grieving pain
Mother is hurt, daddy is insane!
She runs out into the cold outdoors of New York
Closes her eyes and tries to forget
Flashbacks occur, she tells herself not to fret
She yells into the world
“It must get better someday!”
Opening the door
And hides in the closet
She whispers to herself
“What has happened?”
Life is just a game where I always lose
Emotions I feel I never get to choose
I have to grow up and stand up for myself
No more hiding, and lend some help
She opens the door and walks up to the fight
Mommy and daddy pause
As she begins to cry
Our family is no more
Breaking the picture
They used to adore
Years go on
Daddy is out
Mommy is happy
And no more pain
She looks at the clear blue sky
And calmly says
“This is not the end”