Childhood Given Up
Running through the alleys of my city,
I had no idea of what was to come.
Soon I would stop being a child,
and move far away from home.
I knew it was time to grow up,
to step up and take care of my sister.
My parents were dealing with so much,
and in my mind, I was their only hope.
A few years have passed by,
and I don’t regret a single thing.
I’m proud of what I did and who I helped,
even though I lost a piece of myself.
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