My Little Girl Poem by James Casey

My Little Girl

Rating: 4.3


My Little Girl

This little girl so fair and small
Looks very normal but isn't at all

Born with beauty in physical form
Her mind doesn't function
Like that of the norm

Beautiful child fair in skin
Betrays the torment from
Deep within

Innocent being born with a curse
Mind filled with hatred
Confusion and worse.

Small little feet walking a wire
Chaos emerges synapse misfire!
My little angel in devils disguise
Kept out of view of judge mental eyes


Jim 1976

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Our first born girl, my favorite, until when she was about twelve and she accused her father of a malicious crime against nature. After that I held her at arms length. She, most of her life, lived in a fantasy land that lost her not only her husband, but her children too.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
His Little Girl 08 February 2018

Forgive my Bipolar, If you knew I was sick when I was so young why didn't you get me help? When I went and got help, he was helping himself to someone else..last time I checked marriage was to be in sickness and in health etc. I never lost my children we both had custody he just had physical custody to keep them in their school. I talk to my children do you? Don't try to make me out to be some kind of monster. Stick to the facts if your gonna write about me on a public forum.

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Smoky Hoss 31 October 2011

Wow, very moving and powerful; good writing James!

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James Casey

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Binghamton, New York
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