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 Only to pay the price of my mind. Go see what your Uncle is doing, you said, Waving your hand and turning your head. I trusted your judgement, so I ran to your brother, You wouldn't do me wrong, you were my mother. Later I told you of his betrayal to me You shrugged and said,"Didn't you see? Ask your cousin, he's always been that way. What do you want? What else can I say?" Oh, mom, I could scream I could yell, but you would never hear! The pain of your selfish ignorance that I bare. You sacrificed me for your own gain. And never felt a bit of shame. Sometimes I wonder all the night through, Who else you turned a Blind Eye to? ~Bonnie~ like to be posted here, Mail me Add your name to others who have survived childhood sexual abuseBreaking the Silence Comradery Read other's stories of abuse and gain courage from them.Breaking the Silence Supported you through your trials inThe Rock of Support for all to see in The Wall Hope for Recovery who's only crime is trying to stay alive inNeal and Jesse of courage, tenasity, and ability to break the cycle against all odds in the amazing site called Ghostwolf |
