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A million pieces


I am broken, damage,shattered,crumbled-to a million pieces. It started by a small crack as one seen on the mirror, That I ignore for so long, as the day pass by, Those cracks, build a gap and it burst onto my face That made me realize ,what i am doing? All my life i am living only for my self But how could i be so selfish? I don't even recognize what's going on? Around me,I've seen alot,getting worst every day Angels on the hallway asking for a helping hanthy abussive men used them for their own sake To earn money- to gain power Have you ever imagine, what lige could this children would be? Straying everywhere like an animal Eating leftover and getting sick Roaming around without proper clothing Thy parents to guide them are gone Thy arms to comfort them are none No home to stay at night Ni shelter during the rain Sleeping on the floor during nightfall No protection at all Asking for little help,knocking atbour heart but instead of lending our hands We kep ignoring,degrading,and avoiding them Stop criticising tjese children, for my heart is broken To witness those sufferings Lend a hand ti someone in need Don't waut for the time that you'll suffer I'm not perfect but i am willing tonlend a hand For my heart is broken to see their tears As a witness of this striving Angel's And i try not to break their dignity iñto a million pieces.
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Leilanie Bagcal

I am currently taking up a course of Bachelor of secondary education and i want to enhance my knowledge in writing specially writing a poems. I am also a member of our school paper and i hope that this org. Can help me enhance and improve my writing skills.

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