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Oh, Mother

Nov 27, 2024
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By Tamanna Gupta


Every time I try to heal myself

You rip off the bandage, 

painfully

I scream in agony

And all you do is watch me

carefree

Oh, mother, please leave me alone

I don't want to be the puppet anymore,


Every time I try to forget it

You give me

another reason to remember

Now I am crying on my birthday

with my arms bleeding,

and the skin gets cut

instead of the cake


Oh, mother dearest

I see you smiling

Do you enjoy

what you are doing?

But then again, I see you

playing the victim


Can my tears be enough reason

Oh mother, please

I beg you to stop


By Tamanna Gupta

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