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Little Flower Blooms


There I was

A little girl

Who did not know

What life would bring

 

I used to wonder

How I’d look

And become to be

 

Short and sweet

With little words

I was stripped away

From a life of

Peace

 

With each breathe

Came a new distress

I found myself

In a world of havoc

 

I sought to find

Who I am

But got lost

In the process

 

I knew I had

To act alone

So I strove to work

On my own

 

Everyone had

Things figured out

While I was trying

To a find a way out

 

No mom or dad

To guide me through

What to expect from life

 

I had to learn

From my own mistakes

And conform myself

To what society

Aches

 

For the longest time

I couldn’t choose

What I wanted to do

And I had felt so purposeless

 

I thought I would never

Be able to discover

Who I am

In this world

 

The countless times

I had to move schools

I thought I would never

Form a bond

 

With someone I could share

My life with too

I thought that I

Was made to be alone

 

It felt as though

I was never a child

To simply laugh and cry a while

 

Having to move on

I dressed, I taught

Myself to say

It’s okay,

There’s nothing wrong

 

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