A Mother's SaviorA Poem by Elizabeth PorterfieldThis is about a woman who lost everything by an abusive man and had to become a prostitute, and wished for someone to save her. Her savior was her son.Torn and tattered rags Tied around your hair A tired and tarneshed locket Around your battered and bruised neck a patchwork quilt gowm Hanging on your scrawny frame The twisted man had said That you were the one to blame Your soft, weak heart Brought the moth to your flame Then the moth turned to water Smothering you Stealing your life away Now you lay broken On a mattress in an alley Selling your pride Giving out your dignity To spend another day In this hell we call Earth Wishing for a savior He comes, then the afterbirth That little boy Whose very face Envoked memories curse Made your whole life Worth living © 2012 Elizabeth Porterfield
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Added on April 3, 2012 Last Updated on April 3, 2012 AuthorElizabeth PorterfieldButlerville, ARAboutI have written and love lots of dark and depressing writing, although my friends call me chipper.... I usually am a pretty happy person unless you piss me off:) I'm twenty years old and trying to figu.. more..Writing
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