Daughter’s Regrets (Cinquian)

Her cry

Brings life to dark

And gives meaning and love

As her birth signifies mother's

delight

As she

Grow beautiful

And gathered attention

Can't help but rebel and make wrong

Decisions

Regrets

Fills her life and

Demands to pay consequences

Turned away from

mother

Mother

Tries to save her

And at last, she begins to see

The love she seeks,

Always there

But time

Never permits

A second chance for the

child to be back to mother's arms

Nevermore

For death

Has forever set

Them apart, now daughter has to

Live with pain and

Fragments

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