Childhood

Childhood

A Poem by Gwyn
"

I can't help being born, but you could have chosen to have me when you were ready

"

Childhoods can be blurry

a memory thats too close to a dream.

Yet some scars the brain to no repair.

Though I must be fair,

I can scream all I want, but to no answer.

Children are always greedy.

Starving for food,

love,

attention,

 self-worth.

Yes, I am a greedy b*****d.

But if that is my flaw,

why did you give birth to me.

© 2019 Gwyn


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Added on April 13, 2019
Last Updated on April 13, 2019
Tags: poem, childhood, parent, life, surrealism, child, plan parenthood, young, sad, upset

Author

Gwyn
Gwyn

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand



About
I am a 20 year old university student at AUT. My favorite types of writing are screenplays, short stories, and maybe even some chapter dedicated work. My type of genre that I like to write is .. more..

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