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Little Did I Know..

When my girl-friend asked me for my Barbie
I gave it to her
Little did I know
I would get it back in two pieces.

When my neighbor asked me for my bicycle

I gave it to him
Little did I know
I would have a punctured tyre.

When my mate asked me for my brand new eraser

I gave it to him
Little did I know
I would never get it back.

When my brother asked my for my chalk pieces
I gave it to him
Little did I know
I would never see them again.

When my maid offered to clean my room
I let her do it
Little did I know
I would find my piggy bank in pieces.


When my close friend needed help
I stuck by his side
Little did I know
I would be betrayed.


When my parents taught me to say “No”
I refused to listen
Little did I know
I would regret it now.

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As I sit by the shore I can feel the breeze Hitting my face Sweeping away with it My inner most fears. As it starts to pour I feel I could freeze My limbs go stiff Though I feel at peace. As I walk through the lonely roads The leaves stick to my skin Giving me a feeling That I am the only one. As I sit in my verandah Staring at the sky through the trees While listening to the almost extinct sparrows Chirping a sad symphony. As I take a stroll in my terrace Watching the moon-lit sky The stars shining like the diamond That makes me wonder more What goes beyond this life.