The One Who Lost The Crown

My eyes stare at the memories

Of all the days gone by ,

When I carried the crown of life

A youthful butterfly

 

Many said my name

Hands were repeatedly shaken

When I strolled into the room

Photos always taken

 

Friends and people loved me

The hugs were often hearty

They claim my smile lit up a room

A pure life of the party

 

The years they passed so quickly

Hugs became so few

The lines around my eyes turned deep

Yet I am still the one you knew

 

I gaze into the mirror

What’s looking back at me?

The eyes they shine so clearly

But I can clearly see

 

The people I looked up to

Yes, that’s my mum and dad

They went away so quickly

My heart weighed down so sad

 

I lost my kin and family

Became the last one of my name

The family came less often

I guess I lost my fame

 

I gaze out of the window

Hoping they come by

I think they wear the crown now

Whilst all I do is cry

 

I don’t want the handshakes

Or the hugs that I once craved

Just a hello from those who I call family

The blood that we have shared

 

Please do not ignore me

I recognise I’m just a name

But I’ll always share a smile

Over any long-lost fame

 

So if you have a loved one ,

That you’ll “See soon again”

Read these lines out loud

And please understand my pain

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