"Stolen Childhood" embodies the quiet ache of lost innocence and the irreversible passage of time that strips away the unguarded simplicity of youth. It speaks to an inner fracture where memories are heavy with what was taken, not given—a solemn recognition of dreams interrupted and untouched potential. Yet within this acknowledgment lies a profound awakening, a call to honor the fragments left behind while embracing the complex self that emerged through absence and loss, finding strength in survival rather than in nostalgia. — PalaragaAi