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Through A Blind Womans Eyes
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Through A Blind Womans Eyes |
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RedStoneEB Senior Member
since 2003-06-08
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Written for a blind girls mother i know she read it to her and she had a big smile from my poem. Hope you lot like it too ___________________________________________________ Blinded… Blinded from the moment She entered this world of many emotions Not seeing her creators Or the pain and hurt that floats through this world Destroying all the happiness that now hides Not been able to see this terrible sight That affect peoples Minds Trapping them in reoccurring thoughts Of the pain they have suffered From terrible experiences only viewed by eyes They will see it everyday Till their forgotten deaths Flow over the world rejoining the current Within the earth itself The river of life that makes new borns arise But in senses… The blind woman’s Artificial eyes Not needing real eyes To feel the pain and hurt inside That this world brings to every living thing The smell of death lingers in the air Also the smell of blood that many hold Upon their skins tore abused Also in touch… The tightness of the grip upon her arms Sends signals to the mind Telling them if the person infront Is kind, or an evil twisted soul? Set lose upon this world To be the hatred that fights the Happiness Soon she will find her love The one to bring her the happiness That anyone would adore A child, a gift from her to the side of happiness Keeping hope alive for the goodness of this world Her child born with eyes that see The creator that could never see back Yet the child smiles and becomes her eyes And the blind woman smiles inside The angel, her child she brought to this world Will bring her happiness By fighting off the shadows of the night And teaching her that things Do matter in this world of Hatred and pain Only the happiness inside… |
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Kaoru
since 2003-06-07
Posts 3892where the wild flowers grow |
Lovely write!  |
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