Silenced

Silenced

A Poem by Chong N. Kim

 

 

Silenced
There, she stands,
In the corner,
Peering through the window;
Freedom is only a dream.
She’s nonexistent,
The disassociation from a
Haunted past:
Always escaping the voices of terror....
She longs to speak,
But words escape her...
Wanting to cry out,
Her tears have become silent...
There she stands, a victim,
No one perceives.
Reality, an enemy,
Predators strip her innocence.
Though called by many names,
The decision is not hers.
To the left, to the right,
One is in question:
Auction, or the chopping block?
A chameleon of colors,
submitting to their command;
In that hour, evening, or day.
A paralyzed puppet until the dance,
they seal her lips;
Catatonic words....
Hearts torn asunder;
Feelings are just a memory....
Her body is owned by the predators
Set her soul free,
Less you empower such slavery.
 
September 12, 2005
Copyright © Chong N. Kim, 2005
 

 

© 2008 Chong N. Kim


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