Sitting on a page, on my square-ruled book, with a solemn face, you stare at me with your pleading eyes, like a caged bird. My brain whelms in pain, eyes shed their tears; My hand surges up and down. But you were never mended. Your two arms beside your two-stripped shoulders were never the same. One scrunched; Other stunted. Will you ever fill my lonely spaces?
Have you ever felt the pain of trying to fix something that is out of your reach? Have you ever thought of why is so?