Daddy's Girl.A Poem by ArpitaChetanThis poem is about a daughter talking about her father and the relationship Tay they finally shared.
Daddy's Girl.
I remember the day, he came to know about me, He jumped,he rejoiced, he exclaimed in Glee. I remember the name, he decided for me, It had a L, an U, an A and a P. I remember the day I heard him tell you, He would admit me to the best school among few, "The all boys' school, the best in town, My son will study there", he said with an elevated frown. I remember the day, you were pushing me out, I remember your labour, your pain and shout. And then I remember him, sink down at my sight. Disappointed eyes, head hung low, muscles tight. And then I remember nothing but blank, When I woke up, I remember myself lying by a dirty tank. A whole day had passed, since I was hungry and cold, Stray dogs licked me I was incubated by the mold. Last I remember, dozens of flies hovering over my caracass, Eagles, vultures ,jackels digging into my bone and mass. I fought to live, fought to survive, But not far my premature body could survive. A matyr's farewell, from this world where from men hail. My only fault? I was born a female. © 2018 ArpitaChetanFeatured Review
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