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Hope for My Child

I have hope for my child

For him to be as free as he like.


To be as thoughtful as he could be,

to be responsible for his choices,

and to be happy for his life.


For him to be kind to everyone around

and even kinder to himself; being

proud of the child he was, the

boy he is and the man

he will be.


To love and be loved abundantly, admirably,

fiercely and deservingly. I wish for him to 

treat people the way he wants to be

treated. If we look out for people;

people will look out for we.


I wish for him to be truthful, both

to other and to himself. For the truth and

the light will guide him home, no matter 

how dark the road might’ve become.


And last but not least, I wish for him to be brave. Brave enough to search for his cause, to pursue it and to live for it because that cause is the essence of one’s true being.


It’s the beacon of our light.



Ananda Khaira Azizah,

Pekanbaru, 21 Februari 2025.

Hari Jum’at, pukul 5 pagi.

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