AN INVITATION TO STRESS
- Dec 22, 2017
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 3, 2020
Tell me where you come from
I was happy before you came along
Structures were all good for me
Thin slim never mattered to me
Wind and dreams are the only things I thought could fly
Ego and hatred are also skyrocketing high
May be my childhood was boring
But once grandma told me I was growing
New friendships was like a sunshine in a thunderstorm
No sooner I got to know the knots were not tied for long
Love is thought to be the spark that lights you up like a firework
But we all know the pleasure and excitement lasts only for seconds
Choices on food were never made when I was five
Carbohydrates and fat was only chemistry I mocked
Presents were all presents as a baby
But while gifting on anniversaries discriminations were mean
Mother’s lullaby gave me good dreams
Now my partner’s hunger strike doesn’t even bother to me
I will be happy in that little money I get
That penny was something all my mother got
Pain and tears is all you bring
Oh stress give me some break please
An end has to come for new beginnings
I will ditch those cell phones that bring you in touch with me
Won’t care about my complexion or which culture I believe in
I have my friends and families closed in my heart within
Childhood is now only a dream to me
Adulthood spoiled me wrongly
So have some cookies and wine for free
For I will try to bid you farewell and be good to me.
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