Tears of a Geisha Girl
The Shame and Sadness of the Fate of a Geisha Girl
By Monea LaTurPublished 8 years ago • 1 min read
For many years a small majority of the world thought that Geisha girls were prostitutes. During the war, some of the Geisha girls did use their beauty for trade to the American soldiers. This poem is for all of the Geisha girls who were taken from their families and sold to Geisha houses.
Grieving through adolescence to the blossoming appetizer for men
Engulfed in an unknown world filled with lust at the age of ten
Is a child trapped in an hourglass body to fulfill a lustful need
She waits helplessly for the highest bidder to sow his meaningless seed
He will taint her purity with foulness and shame
Always wanting more of her each time he hears her name
Geisha is a curse for this young and beautiful girl
Inside her soul she knows she's no longer a flawless pearl
Realizing her youth is leaving as the years pass her by
Lying in the dark with shameful memories of why she cries.
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Monea LaTur
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