She Who Is Called A Monster
Her world once ran on her behalf,
She freely enjoyed her stuff,
Brushing the town so confidently,
Proudly showing her beauty.
Walking towards a long road,
Her body broke,
Pain spreading deep into her bones,
Yet she holds on to hope.
Inside her tiny little body,
She carries majesty,
That's what is called a baby,
A forerunner that will lead the world to where it is to be.
Some call her a monster,
But they don’t know, the loneliness growing within her.
She was once just a girl,
Until the world named her a mother.
When she falls into the blue,
Don’t ask why she doesn’t understand you.
She may not even understand herself,
Yet still, child, husband, home, she gave them life.