A childhood so brutally taken
In the presence of "so-called" parents
They're there, yet distant and lost in their own thoughts
Desperate for love, ignored like a mere tantrum
Children strive for attention, seeking affection
But often met with cold dismissals and harsh rebuffs
They grow restless, choosing to rebel and break free
Living life on their own terms, seeking happiness and glee
Then the accusatory questions come, tearing them apart
"We gave up everything for you,
Is this the thanks we get from you?"
The children seethe with anger, recalling the past
A stolen childhood, with parents who couldn't make it last.
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