In the quiet corners of my heart,
I carry the weight of my single mom,
Her tired eyes tell stories unspoken,
As I shoulder the burdens, a daughter’s duty.

My father passed away long back,
His laughter echoes in faded memories,
A shadow of a man I never truly knew,
Yet his absence fills the spaces around me.

I stand alone, with no siblings to lean on,
In a world that feels heavy and cold,
Toxic family members weave their webs,
Catching me in their sharp, cruel words.

They blame me for things I never did,
Their judgments cut deeper than any knife,
Backstabbing friends, they pretend to care,
But behind my back, they plot my fall.

Hateful well-wishers smile with venom,
Their love wrapped in layers of deceit,
They tell me to be strong, to stand tall,
Yet their...