Story Of A Little Girl

I wanna a tell you a story

Story of a little girl

Who used to make everybody twirl

She was her father's twilight moon

And was brought up with silver spoon

All her 1st steps to 1st day of school were recorded

Her love for family and studies was always awarded

She always had a smile on her face

Her hobby was to dance and sing with grace

She loved her dad like no one else did

Was unsecured when anyone neared him even a little bit

She was afraid to loose anyone from her life

Used to stand in front of family holding a knife

Never let anyone enter her life before

Because outsiders used to make her life sore

Then came a friend to change her definition

Who made her believe in an outsider

Though her flaws made him angry and sad

But he was always good even when she was bad

He taught her the meaning of life's purpose

How to eliminate people who were bad and worse

She was like a tightly closed shell

Who refused to open even in situations like hell

But he came there to pick this shell

Even after knowing the shell won't even open in hell

He made her laugh and giggle like stars

Rinsed all her sadness and wounds and scars

Made her play and took her to imaginative trips

Didn't let her fall because her collar was in his grip

Though the girl believed him a lot

But was still unsecured because

She was afraid

Afraid by that almighty

Whose eyes were on her happiness

She was scared

That if she gets attached

He would be taken away by god

The boy didn't knew her scariness

He didn't knew her insecurities

Still believed that she will be good someday

But she used to step on his plans everyday

The girl is sorry now

For her every bad habit

But she want to cheer up this rabbit (boy)

Oh! Rabbit if you could hear me

My silence has created a fear in me

Please do blow your happiness again

Or this sadness will get its power regained

I promise I won't let you go this time

Because I have tied your hand with my rope

Whenever you will leave my rope would sound like chime

Please do stay at least for my hope