The Forsaken One, The Devoured OneA Poem by BLBrownAn abstract poem about suffering from child abuse beginning at a very young age, and the inability, or desire, to forgive. This poem uses lots of imagery to convey strong emotions.
How do I forgive the sun for its stunning shining on an unkempt day full
of screaming tirades? How do I forgive the moon for its glorious glowing in the black sky
while I strive to survive the night? How do I forgive the stars for their grand glistening in the heavens
while I seek only dim light in the dark? How do I forgive the earth for its superior strength while I stumble
along unseemly pathways? How do I forgive the seas for their torrid tempests when they but
ignore my own? How do I forgive the fires that boldly burn spots of the world while I am seared ashen to my very core? How do I forgive this life unto which I was born, with no
chance to thrive, no chance to live? Nay, I do not forgive, not the heavens, not the earth, not
the seas, not the fires! NOT HIM! I am the forsaken one, the devoured one, the victim child, and, with all the power in my soul, I vow, never will I forgive! © 2012 BLBrownAuthor's Note
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6 Reviews Added on April 16, 2012 Last Updated on July 18, 2012 Tags: child abuse, children, nature, forgive, forgiveness AuthorBLBrownVAAboutHello, my name is Barbara. Writing is my calling in life. It took me awhile but I've finally answered. I will write anything, poetry, ditties, short stories, and am currently also working on a .. more..Writing
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