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The face of her pain.

Contributed by LadyRose on Wednesday, 23rd September 2009 @ 12:29:04 PM in AEST
Topic: SadPoetry

A night she would rather not remember
but as she stares into her childs eyes she lives it all over again.
The night 3 men forced her on her bed
and had thier way with her.
A kind of pain she would not inflict on an enemy,
a kind she would never want anyone to feel.
As she lays with this child in her arms
she has to forgive
and let go of that pain
because this child needs her to live.
It never asked to be here
nor did she have the choice
but she had to give this child a chance.
One day when it asks for its father
what will she say?
He died?
A lie that has to be told.
This child does not have to know he was
unwanted,forced......a remembrance of pain....
She will try to love him as much as she can.
He must be a blessing through all the turmoil.
A innocent seed wrapped in a blanket of pain?
A white rose falling in a river of black ink?
A tear of blood in a bed of snow?
The face of horrible pain in a frame of a baby"s cradle........

Copyright © LadyRose ... [ 2009-09-23 12:29:04]
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Re: The face of her pain. (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Wednesday, 23rd September 2009 @ 10:07:53 PM AEST
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A horrid story and a tough decision. I can really feel the anguish in this one and you told the story well. I have got so much more to say on the subject of rape but I'll stay off my soap box for now.

Take care,

Tim

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