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Child Abuse Poem From Jennifer S

by Jennifer S
(California, USA)




Daddy's Little Princess: 
In 5 or 6 years ago
I shouldn't left myself go
When I see tears in my eyes
I could hardly ever
heard enough
to cry

When I look at u
I feel betrayed
When I look at myself
my misery will never go away

I'll never forget the things
you put me through
All i heard is to blame
it on you

You could be good
You be bad
in those years i
wish you weren't my dad

Give me a good reason why
"Don't tell me a lie"
Oh!!!! How in those years
I wish you would die

In my mind was cover
When i discover for what u did
I was only just little kid

How you made my life Hell
But to my Mom, I was afraid to tell
What would she say?
What would she feel?
Could my pain ever be healed?

When i look at you
my life isn't the same
"So please stop playing games!!"
Oh!!! How I wish myself to fall
I hate the way you treating me like a doll

When I hear the open door
i have no coming to fear nomore
I know you’re just ahead
but till then at night
Why do u keep putting me in bed?

You always put your hands on me
I say to myself "Hey is this is a dream
or doesn't look at it's seem

Why!!!! Why you always on top of me
would i ever find a light?
so i can see
That you been taken my virginity

I'll never forget the things for what you done
In my childhood it isn't fun
Till things goes wrong
I say "Hey i'm still strong"

Even though i know this before
So yeah” I’m still the war”
Like I knowing how to defend
Until my world haven't end

I'll always have
My heart
My soul
My blood
For better yet the war had just begin
But for me I'm still a virgin

No matter what it takes
I'll always keep my faith
For something that goes wrong
in this world" I'll always be a Soldier Girl”

This is my poetry about my sexual abuse, I wrote this while i was in the foster care. I hope you all realize how hard it is to live that. :(

Thank you




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Child Abuse Poem From Jennifer S

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Jun 05, 2011
Jennifer:
by: Darlene Barriere - Webmaster

Thank you for sharing your poem with my visitors and me. Many will be able to relate to your prose. Very poignant. You are strong; that comes out loud and clear. And with that internal strength, I do hope that you are now in a safe place so that you can continue to grow, so that you can use what happened to you in a positive way that will affect change in the world. Keep writing, Jennifer. It can be so cathartic.

From Victim to Victory, a memoir
Darlene Barriere
Webmaster: www.child-abuse-effects.com
author. speaker. survivor. coach
From Victim to Victory, a memoir

Jun 06, 2011
tell
by: michelle f

i hope that the foster care is not where you had those things happen to you.your poem was very heart felt i felt your pain and your strength.I do know how you feel even though can't remember all of it,you talk bout how you were scared to tell your mom,does she know now?I told my mom when i turned 18,she said why didn't you tell me we would have left when it first started,i know your poem will help others to open up.thank you for letting me see your heart,it may be going thru some stuff right now but it is a beautiful soul you have,thank you jennifer

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