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Hand Crafted Monstrosity

Oct 13, 2025
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By  D.S.S. Lalitha Ujwala


Look at you,

What have you become?

You monster!

You're the one who burned this town to ashes, it's all your fault,

You made your worst nightmares come to life,

I thought you were better,

I gave you everything you ever needed,

Wasn't it your dream to be the better one,

One who brings peace, prosperity and wisdom,

But look at you now,

What vicious monster you have become,

You made me into this monstrosity that I am!

you hand crafted this vile being with your neglect

I was alone, I had nobody

No even single soul to hold me, comfort me,

I was excluded from everyone's life,

I was burning in hell looking at heaven

How could I, a child, bare the colossal of silence on my shoulders?

How could I stay quiet while everyone got a slice of heaven?

How could I bare to witness the injust that happened to me?

They were all cherished by you, by everyone,

They got everything they ever wanted,

Why wasn't I cherished? The one who did everything,

Why everything got stolen from me?

How dare you question me after stripping me bare of my needs?

Don't back out now!

You made me into a monster.....


By  D.S.S. Lalitha Ujwala


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Adnan Beig
Adnan Beig
Dec 15, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

A powerful, haunting poem confronting neglect, transformation, and blame, revealing how abandonment forges inner monstrosities.

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