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Did you feel Pity when you beat me- then left black and blue; depriving like theft my childhood? Sending me scurrying with hidden scars, secretly burying my quiet rage. Suffering in silence like an animal in a cage. In a gentler ambience, can I set free my steely chains that keep feelings intact- leave nothing that remains like love in the abstract? For years of enduring abuse that's so evil forgiveness misunderstood may seem less uncivil if only you would Say you're sorry, for God's sake! Author's note:Yesterday I was reading some writings of authors I had never read before. Some had writings in their ports that pertained to the personal child abuse which they had suffered. I was deeply moved by what I read. My heart ached for those victims of relentless abuse. I was never a victim of that kind of abuse. Yet, I felt so strongly connected to those who were. I wrote this poem afterwards. It is the first time I ever ventured into such a sensitive area that I knew nothing about. I really felt compelled to write it anyways. embe
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