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A Girl's Life
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A summary of my life.

A little girl not more than five wonders what it’s like to be alive Lost inside her own little hell wondering if he’ll be there as well Eleven is a tender age to be pregnant by someone in the family everyone said she was promiscuous she thought she was just curious Sixteen was to young to be a mother so she left her son with another She soon had a little girl at eighteen to fill the void if you know what I mean Married to the first man to show some interest she had two more children without much rest Divorced after ten long years left her without any tears Married and divorced again left her wandering yet again Then she met the perfect man a good one with a gentle hand he helped her to forget the pain and made her feel alive again Now we love each other more everyday We share our bodies and sometime our hearts But our love for each other will never stray We stay together & know we will never part

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Reviewed by jeannie accountius (Reader)

Reviewed on June 25, 2011

I met the perfect man,he is my gentle hand,he made the pain go away and now i feel alive and free.

Reviewed by Lynn Warriner (Reader)

Reviewed on June 20, 2011

To hell and back, and yet joy is victorious.

Reviewed by David Clure

Reviewed on December 24, 2010

I cried through the pain in this poem, but rejoiced at the end! God says that every good and perfect gift comes down from Him...He sent this girl a perfect man in the end. It's going to be all right.

~Z.B.McClure

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