I know who she was...

I know who she was...

A Poem by Bhavya Kaushik
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Please read the author's note, then I'm sure this poem will make a lot of sense to you :)

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I know who she was…

 

With smoldering eyes burning with the flames of lost identity,

I saw a long lost friend tonight who once was the other name for dignity.

 

Her bruised skin and multicolored hair hallucinates her to be someone else,

It was the first time in my life when I saw her without that old masquerade.

 

Her own deeds left no place for her to hide and no place to cry,

So she started living near the main street under shelter as the blue sky.

 

Obsessed with shame and saturated with guilt and culpability,

She refused to return back to her home and to her own family.

 

She is still lost from this world but inside waiting for a metamorphose,

As I’m very certain that one day she will become what once she was…

 

 

© 2009 Bhavya Kaushik


Author's Note

Bhavya Kaushik
Yesterday, I was just going somewhere with a friend of mine and I saw one girl at the corner of the street and I felt as if like I know her and then when I went close to her, I found that she was actually my old school friend. The irony is that she recognized me very well and everything about me�but then I was totally shocked to see her in that situation, she then told me that she left her home last year and from then she was living on streets, so I insisted her to return to her home but then she refused to do so�So after a long conversation I took her back to her home and her mom was so happy to see her again, she was like constantly crying�then later on her mom told me that she was addicted towards drugs and they admitted to a rehab but then after a month she escaped from the rehab and was lost, they tried their level best to find her again but then she wasn�t found and�..that�s all�

This entire incidence really changed my outlook towards this life a lot�..I can�t just explain it in words�..
Often we write about ourselves, our friends or family but this poem of mine definitely goes to her�..

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This type of poem strikes close to our hearts, and there are those
with these types of problems I believe feel so worthless, and not good
enough that they leave their families, friends.

I feel meeting up with her was your fate. Things happen for a reason.
I found it very touching that you took the time to talk to her, and help
her. You took her home, but she left again, and I hope you understand
that that was probably all you could have done for her because she has
to see things for herself and wants to get out on her own.

Thank you so much for sharing this...AD

Posted 15 Years Ago


4 of 4 people found this review constructive.




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I've never really seen you write about something like this. Very interesting... well it turned out great! At first, when I read this piece, I thought you were mainly writing about lost friends and how they change. Then, I read your note a realized just what this poem was about. I was a little off, but I wont go into that ;) With a passion, i feel for this line..
"Her bruised skin and multicolored hair hallucinates her to be someone else,"
I'm sure why exactly... you always grasp my attention with attractive details and great language. Wonderful work my friend! I hope you keep the quality of hope with you, for it comes in handy quite often.

Have a nice day!!
-Austin


Posted 15 Years Ago


3 of 3 people found this review constructive.

This type of poem strikes close to our hearts, and there are those
with these types of problems I believe feel so worthless, and not good
enough that they leave their families, friends.

I feel meeting up with her was your fate. Things happen for a reason.
I found it very touching that you took the time to talk to her, and help
her. You took her home, but she left again, and I hope you understand
that that was probably all you could have done for her because she has
to see things for herself and wants to get out on her own.

Thank you so much for sharing this...AD

Posted 15 Years Ago


4 of 4 people found this review constructive.

This is tragic, just so tragic dude. and yes you have written it beutifully too with a very good vocab.

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This is incredibly sad and I am so sorry too. You never know though what kind of impact you make on a persons life even though it may or may not be at that moment. This was written with sincerity and deep caring. Well expressed!!!

Posted 15 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Bhavya, this poem depicts such a different side of you.
This is so sad and it indirectly conveys such a strong message.Also, it raise a very important topic of teenagers and the massive drug trafficking.I'm so glad that you touched this subject to write upon.
It makes me question myself that where are we going? Remarkable effort.

Posted 15 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Wow! This is so sad, I am sorry about this, She is glad to have found you though. You did a wonderufl write about her, giving yoru heart and soul it must've affected you deeply.

Posted 15 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.


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