Orphanage/Children's Hospital: Port-au-Prince, HaitiA Poem by Katy Daixon
I wear white, but
it feels like mud; and they cry. Every day, they cry and scream their pain, wanting warmth when I am cold. There are no coos nor giggles, just little hands clenched into fists, fighting. I fight myself, this white, those cribs, but they are quicksand. Outside is rotting, and we're sinking. © 2011 Katy DaixonAuthor's Note
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Added on October 7, 2011Last Updated on October 11, 2011 AuthorKaty DaixonWhitewater, WIAboutMy name is Katy Daixon Donalds, soon to be Katy Daixon Wimer, and I am a poet and creative non-fictionalist. I am intrigued by the human condition and find myself desiring to use words to understand .. more..Writing
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