A daughter pain
Mist of the vastness of the world,
There is a small, delicate girl who
Is forced to endure a life of hardship
And devoid of any semblance of joy.
Or wonder.
Her eyes betrayed her pain,
And even though she tries to force
A smile, her lips can barely muster a frown.
Her childhood had been ripped away from her,
Leaving her with nothing but
A void where happiness can reside.
Every morning, she wakes to a world
That is bleak and unforgiving.
There is no one to offer her comfort or solace,
Not to listen to her
Words or on her close.
Her heart is heavy with the weight of the world,
Enter spirits feel as though it
Has been crushed wander
The weight of all the suffering
She had endured.
She is searching for a way out,
But the path ahead of shrouded in darkness,
And she doesn't know where to turn.
The world has been unkind to her stealing
Away all that she held dear.
Here dreams have been dashed.
Against the rock of reality.
Despite it all, she sold it only
Trying her best to survive in the world
That see, determined to grind her down into dust
But the pain remains; the stone is currently clean.
The room was like a shadow that refused to be aside.
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