Her blood is on my hands
Just a child, so pure & clean
Unaware of the insolence of man
Not knowing life is seldom what its seems
Young girl, who used to get so excited
Who felt something other than the numb
Passion & fire for a dream ever-ignited
Unwilful ignorance & heartache none
I'm sorry that I couldn't save you
How could it all have come to this?
You used to think God made you
And speak sweet words from your lips
Though orphaned & rejected
By whom was supposed to keep you safe
Though abused and neglected
By a woman who looked the other way
I know those wounds run deep
I know that they're still unhealed
I know the pain from which you bleed
I was there in that flower field
Yes, I know I have your blood on me
But, no one will hurt you anymore
I'll keep us safe, we're what we need
It won't ever be how it was before
Young girl, look how strong we've grown
I'll save us now, we're no longer alone
Love,
Chayle
About the Creator
The Girl in Grey
Our life stories are our grandest publications.
Comments (1)
This was so poignant and emotional. Loved your poem!