Wild Child



Sometimes I wish to be a retard
Sometimes I wish to run away from the present
Why is it that I feel regret on understanding everything?
Had I gone insane, could I avoid the chaos,
The cruelty, the absurdity around me?
The fight for freedom, the longing for love,
Would be absent in my caged soul.
I wonder why with a sweep of my eyes,
I can see the hidden intent of each in front of me.
But yet I have to act to save myself,
I speak out clear, "Yes, I am grateful to you,"
The one who calls me stupid and useless,
Oddly has a long list of expectations.
While someone who stands up for me,
Loudly disappoints and lowers my self-esteem.
I know they have to feed me their earnings.
Hence I get their reason of animosity.
However, it was them who called my existence,
With the promise to bear me right.
Maybe our fate has cursed us all
Or the almighty is testing us for something worthy.
I will patiently wait for I believe in balance,
As I was told it fails nobody.

About this poem

This poem is based on the feelings of grief and loneliness when one realizes the harsh reality of the world. They feel broken but instill hope within themselves as they believe karma won't betray them.

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Written on October 20, 2022

Submitted by shaktishachoudhury81102 on October 19, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme ABCDEFGHEIJKLEMNEOPQEOE
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 963
Words 206
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 23

Shaktisha Choudhury

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