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A BLOOMING FLOWER - Ft. VIDISHA SHARMA

A blooming flower


 I’m a girl 

I’m my family’s pride and joy 

I’m a flower with imperfections 

But I have the right to bloom 

I have the right to shine 

I’m fragile but important in this world 

Please stop. Don’t do this 

I’m learning, just like you 

I make mistakes, just like you 

I’m nothing but a blessing that you fail to cherish and protect 

And it’s not okay for this to continue 

I’m more than what you see, more than you know 

Because without me, 

You garden will have no life 

                                            - Vidisha Sharma 

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