Abuse Poem by Michael Ordia

Abuse

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I thought I could be strong for you mama
To endure the pain and drama
The countless whips on my naked body
The tears that flow all night.
I wish you could read between the lines
To hear my soul whisper the pain I felt.
Why couldn't you unveil the beast you cuddled daily?
Each night the crescent moon floods my room
I would watch joy and happiness flee from me
Each night, my dignity was stolen, my heart broken
My soul ripped apart but I couldn't scream.
Did his gifts blind your eyes to your child
Did his lies taste like sweet wine?
Did my truth taste like bitter kola?
Did my tears make you aghast?
Will I die in silence? Night after night.

By the time you read this
I'll be in my daddy's arms
I'll tell him the horror your love committed.

Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: abuse,cry,fear,pain,rape
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 10 November 2018

Did his gifts blind your eyes to your child Did his lies taste like sweet wine? Did my truth taste like bitter kola? Why i die in silence..... getting into the innermost recess of the heart to fell how abused suffer...... a very nice poem. very reveling dear poet. thank u. tony

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