Go away from my home.
I will rip your picture into pieces.
What?
To throw you away from my home
I will have to return
Whatever you have given me?
Is that even possible?
How do I give you back
The support you had given me
When I had almost lost my mind,
When everyone turned against me?
How do I give back the poems
That seem to be written by me
But only flowed because you listened?
How do I give back the joy I got
From likes and comments?
How do I take back
The years-old chronic back pain
That fell away like a dry leaf
After being exhausted, defeated, helpless,
I asked you to take charge
So that I would not remain unbathed
For weeks?
How do I give back the ornaments
That you gifted me?
They are so costly.
Oh, so much money!
The trip that you gifted me,
The breathing under open sky—
Should I return that too?
The courage to break rules,
The strength to fight against
Those I am supposed to respect,
The mischief of making fun
At my own pain—
Is there an end to the things
That I should return to you?
But don't worry, dear.
Love, gratitude, loyalty, truthfulness—
These are not my forte.
So I will not return a thing
That you have given me.
Now, go away from my home.
I will rip your picture into pieces.