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She

She had enough.

 

They poured her a cup again.

They had given her all -

Advice, punishment and pain.

They still went for her soul.

 

They said it’s a scary world

And locked her up inside

With curtains in which to fold

And walls to chain her mind.

 

They said her dreams were futile

And scripted all her days.

They sneered when she was fragile

And ***** her in all ways.

 

I found her so moth-eaten

And from all fighting, tired.

She could not bear to listen.

She had enough, she said.

 

I don’t blame her for what she did later.

She had enough.

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Indian
Published
Jun 6, 2014
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