This was all a random fall of an offspring,
The parents remains undisturbed,
Like death has hit them subconsciously,
Unbothered to noticed the pain and grief
They stare at me, and only stare!
With horror i watch them back, so stubborn
I guess they less care, but once in their senses
They rush to me, look at me in a disturbed way
For only I'm a model of failure to them,
And my fall is like a mundane event to my existence.
I try to cry, crawl back and scream,
They shut me up with lies and taunts,
“I'm a grown man, not a crybaby anymore”
They'll remind me everyday.
Pay the bills or leave the house,
Terms and conditions are given all around.
They glorify my fall with examples of others,
And also remind me to ashamed to exist,
For I am just a model of failures to them,
My fall and I, don't essentially exist!
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