Children only grow up
when adults
aren't watching.
Father dear-
*(I learnt how to ride a bike without your hands keeping me steady.
I’ll learn how to live without your name on my conscience when I’m given away at graduations, at award ceremonies, at marriage.)*
-it's far too late to
want me back now.
Oct 21, 2018
Oct 21, 2018 at 6:35 PM UTC
Children only grow up
when adults
aren't watching.
Father dear-
*(I learnt how to ride a bike without your hands keeping me steady.
I’ll learn how to live without your name on my conscience when I’m given away at graduations, at award ceremonies, at marriage.)*
-it's far too late to
want me back now.
I've grown too big to ever be your little girl again.
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