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Monsters aren’t make-believe
Your insults, your lies. All seen by innocent eyes
Hidden and scared
She never was prepared
A hit, a punch
A mind blinding crunch
She saw it
She cried
Was there when mummy died
Afraid to tell
Afraid to run
The big bad monster might not be done
She told
She cried
Revealed how mummy died
They listened
They heard
But none of them really cared
He lied
He won
Smiled as if having fun
The carnage seemed endless
It would always be here
A little girl with never ending fear
To think it was over
To think it was done
Now seems so wrong
So stupid, So dumb
Monsters don’t die
Monsters don’t leave
The monster are real, never make believe
The bad seemed to stop
She thought it was done
With mummy gone, she thought he had won
How she was wrong
There was only more pain
The monster is not done and free of all blame
A shout, a slap
A knock and a tap
She tries to hide
But Daddy is back!
Violent blurs and drunken slurs
She’d run for help
But does not dare
She could cry
She could scream
But safety is nothing but a dream
They say justice prevails
But it’s untrue
She asked for help but the hurt only grew
Her short life derailed
No option but to fail
This wouldnt have happened if he'd went to jail
She was there the night Mummy died
She sniffled, She cried; as Daddy killed his bride
His face blank and cold
This secret would be untold
His eyes mad and scary
Whereas hers small wet and weary
Marble and white
She found the light
Finally she was peaceful and free
I was there the night mummy died
I couldn’t run, only cry
I loved my mummy right after death
I fought the monsters till my final breath
Monsters are real, they aren’t make-believe.
They’re evil, cruel and able to deceive
By Nadine Reading
- by nadinerater |
- Poetry And Lyrics
- | Submitted on 11/19/2009 |
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- Title: Monsters aren’t make-believe
- Artist: nadinerater
- Description: Okay, yes, this poem is also not in any way cheerful; but when i was writing poetry i was in quite a depressed mood and lots of things were going on around me. The idea on this poem came up when a similar case happened in our area but not to such a high degree; the father was removed.
- Date: 11/19/2009
- Tags: monsters
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- nadinerater - 11/19/2009
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