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Parents


It's Saturday

I wake up 

Mom knows

Breakfast shows up at 8

 

It's Saturday

Dad's gone 

Off to work

Won't be back till late

 

Next morning

On a trip

12 hours we go! 

 

I rock to sleep against the window sill

Cradled in my own fort-home

 

We get there

It's summer lovin'

Sunshine and blue skies

 

Except his hands

Her eyes

The share the same tired

 

I see, I finally see  

That my life, my comfort, my peace

Is not without the sacrifices of their own needs

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Alina V

I am a young aspiring writer and poet who dabbles in a variety of hobbies. Writing has been an outlet for me to fully express my pain, trauma, and happiness in a literal and figurative sense. I hope that my work can somehow resonate with you. :)

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