Sitting in a living room,
In front of my head, guests used loom.
Ready to stand and stare.
In what felt had felt like hours,
I had been bundled up in a van.
At the front, driving, was the man.
I didn’t enjoy being like this,
So, I recalled back to…
My mother was like a bullet,
She galloped over ruts, only to meet her end.
I felt like a part of me had been banished away,
I didn’t enjoy being like this,
So, I recalled back to…
As quiet as a mouse, he crept up behind me,
I turned and the rope robbed me of safety.
I reared up and raised my front legs,
I didn’t enjoy being like this,
So, I recalled back to…
A cruel man, striving for fame.
A thick rope, swinging in his hand,
Ready to take me to a far-off land.
I didn’t enjoy being like this,
So I recalled back to…
Somehow my life has changed,
All sorts of situations have ranged.
I never used to have a single loss.
I didn’t enjoy being like this,
So, I recalled back to…
But before all that happened,
I was never saddened.
With my mother in my home.
I enjoy being like this,
I will try to remember this and stay here.
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