My Recollection of My Thirteenth BirthdayA Poem by Faith Almazan
I cannot comprehend
Why you hate us so much. I used to beg you to stop Now I don't react to your touch. My body still here, It doesn't hurt anymore. My heart filled with fear, My face dead and cold. These bruises on me. Kitchen knife to my throat. You standing above, As I lay limp on the floor. You say I'm a liar That I make you not love me. It's my birthday You took everything from me. When will this stop? Will I ever be good enough? Need to get out of here fast. I can't wait 'til I grow up.
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Added on January 11, 2015 Last Updated on January 11, 2015 Tags: child abuse, physical child abuse, children, knife, violence AuthorFaith AlmazanVancouver, CanadaAboutThese are a collection of my poems that I've written. more..Writing
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