May I Be Born Again?

By: Alozie Ngozi Eudora

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I muse at my tender age;

How innocent I was;

I thought of the tender care;

Rendered by my parents;

How playful I used to be;

All the friends I had around me;

Rolled all day in the dirt;

Mom always willing to clean up.

How well I used to sleep;

Cradled in mom’s lap;

Before I’m laid in my bed;

Oh my virgin heart;

That bore not a single grudge;

A worry free brain;

Free from immorality;

 

Adulthood crept in;

Daily struggle for survival;

For relevance;

Mom and Dad have let go;

No more training wheels;

Heart polluted with grudges and rancor;

My brain lined with worries, aims and goals.

 

Let’s start over;

May I be free again?

Childhood is indeed the sweetest;

May I be born again?

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Alozie Ngozi Eudora is a gentle lady looking to impact her generation with her positivity…

Author: Steps to Victory Zone

2 Comments May I Be Born Again?

  1. Kelly Carter Iheanacho

    Childhood is a period of time when you feel very free with every mankind on earth,whether dangerous or good. A time of no worries about the future. A time you pick your friends ignorantly. And a time that shall never come by again. Wish to experience those free minded days again,but it’s all over and can never come by again when you proceed to adulthood.

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