Broken LuxuriesA Poem by janemariaAbout the pain of hailing from a Broken FamilyThey said, I was broken, Broken in shape and size. That was an age, I didn't know, The depth and breadth behind word
'Broken'.
Then I came to the age, Age when I scurried 'Broken' in a
Dictionary, I shoved it aside, Believed in
my course. I ain't 'Broken'. It’s a mere Label.
Life meandered ahead. Hitting on curves, slopes and hills. Leaving Bruises, hurting than needed, That was an age, I introspected.
With a belligerant Father and
Divorced Mom. Broken I was, but Ignorant about - the shape and size; depth and breadth; Of the rivers that flowed beside me.
The Lake seemed placid but my
river - Was Sedimenting hard, tidying hard
currents, That was the moment, I hid my eyes in
envy For the Perennial Homes and their
'Home Pickles'.
Luxury is to have a place called
'home', 'Parents' in their plural form, and belong somewhere as a birthright, And not in the 'Best Interests of the Child'. © 2018 janemariaAuthor's Note
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