Her…
I see
her eyes dart around…
With
every slap, a kick, a shove-
She
dare not make a sound.
I hear
her cry out…
All of
the lies have caused her to doubt.
The
terror in her eyes makes my heart ache.
Her
soundless sobs causes her body to shake.
Yet, not
a tear reaches her mournful eyes…
She
silently wanders when she will die.
I wish
I could hold her…
Her
father’s words are nothing but a slur.
Her
mother is rarely home…
The
little girl sets out to roam.
She
searches for food…
She
prays her parents will have a better mood.
If
only I could tell her it would be okay…
If
only I could have saved her that day.
Her
steps are weak…
There
is a cut on her cheek.
She
longs for a hug or a kiss…
She
has never experienced a young child’s bliss.
I want
to hold her broken little body…
I want
to rock and cry with her…
No
child deserves to be caught in that hateful lure.
I
would wipe away the blood…
I
would tell her it is okay to let her tears flood.
How
can someone be so unkind?
So
heartless… blind?
She
did nothing wrong…
She
sings such a sad little song.
Her
beautiful eyes are filled with pain…
How
could anyone be so insane?
Nobody
listens to her pleas…
How
can nobody see?
You
look and curl your lip…
Turn
away and keep your mouth zipped.
You say,
“It’s not my kid.”
You
ignore the wrong that her parents did.
She is
treated like trash…
Each
day she gets bashed.
I wish
I could’ve saved her…
But
then again I don’t, for then she wouldn’t have been heard.
She
couldn’t help others who are hurting…
In
fact, this wouldn’t have been written!
Can’t
you see?
This
little girl is me!
~Marie
J.~
2 comments:
A friend shared these words on my IM and I wanted them saved here for MJ to read and have when she feels she isn't impacting.
"I've read and re-read. Now I must think. I'm trying to think of something to sya, but I have no words right now. Don't know that I ever will or could. Wow. I read and felt words I've never spoken out loud in all my 51 years. MJ is an amazing, awesome, wonderful creation of God. She is His hands and speaks with His voice. "
Wow! I don't even know what to say. This is so emotional I can almost feel her pain. Thank God he got her out and in to a loving Christian home.
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