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This poem was submitted to me by her mother Juila Phillips. A child torn apart from her loving parents care, custody, and control by CPS.
I'm hurting so deeply, Doesn't anybody understand? Out of all these people, Not a one will hold my hand. Doesn't anybody care About how much I've lost? Is anybody out there-- Someone that I can trust? My heart is loudly crying, But no one can hear, 'Cause no one is trying To remove what I fear. They turn their faces away, Trying not to see my pain. There is so much they could say, But they always refrain. Can anybody hear me? Does anyone know A place where I'll be free? A refuge where I can go? Take me away from all the sorrow To a quiet placee-- A refuge until tomorrow I can rest in God's embrace. By Esther Joy Phillips, age 15, who was taken away from her parents and separated from her 9 siblings in May 2001.
American Family Rights Association/Illinois Chapter

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Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)

Reviewed on August 13, 2003

Touching, so touching and excellant!

Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner

Reviewed on August 13, 2003

(((elizabeth)))

i just read karissa's poem on this very subject--

this young lady is quite talented, and she'll be in my prayers--powerfully written

WHY??????????

(((HUGS))) and love,

karla. :(

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