In the garden of life, I stand alone,
A weed amidst flowers, feeling unknown.
I should be happy, I should be glad,
But why does this emptiness make me so sad?
Limbs attached, all that one might need,
Yet inside, I struggle, my soul won't feed.
I smile, I pretend, but it's all a charade,
Reality feels fleeting, like a masquerade.
Can I smile, or will it lead to despair?
Fear grips me, happiness, will it ensnare?
I cried, I waited, for days on end,
But now that it's here, it's hard to comprehend.
Made my parents proud, or so they say,
But inside, I feel lost, in disarray.
Empty, void, a puzzle incomplete,
Do I even belong, or am I obsolete?
Different from others, I don't fit in,
Their simplicity, to me, feels like sin.
Happiness, they say, is within reach,
But for me, it's a lesson I struggle to teach.
Alone in this world, I navigate through,
Knowing too well, that I'm not like you.
A weed among flowers, undeserving, they say,
But still, in this garden, I find my own way.
An ugly fool, with nothing but hope,
Begging for acceptance, trying to cope.
Amongst the blooms, I stand tall and free,
A weed with dreams, embracing my reality.
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Flower
PoetryFlower is a collection of introspective poems, a journey through the delicate petals of emotions. Each verse unfurls the beauty and pain of existence, like a fragile bloom in solitude.