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Predator
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It never ceases to amaze me that in exchange for money, candy, etc., parents (single mothers especially) are willing to 'look away' while others physically and verbally assault their children. 'I' took care of myself and my sisters when Mom wouldn't ... even when only 6 years old!
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“Hey, mister, get off of my sister.
She’s only four!
Mom said to fetch cookies . . . nothing more.
Sis, run next door!
Every time that we sit in your lap
your fingers roam.
I don’t understand what’s going on--
six but alone.
You cuddle and kiss us on our cheeks
getting a rise.
Do you buy undies for other kids
in your disguise?
When you’re alone, I won’t go inside--
feared what you’d do.
Circled the house, peeked in your windows--
saw sis and you.
I say it sincerely stay away!
Your charity
shows no Christianity inside.
With clarity
you unzipped, led sis to your bedroom
to play horsy.
I pounded on the window. Scared you;
you threatened me.
Our daddy’s dead, but he taught me right:
I’ll tell on you!
Your wife called later . . . since I told lies
freebies were through.
No one believed what happened that day-
yet you left town.
Children need protection. Predators
seem to abound.”

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Reviewed on August 11, 2004
Sandra -

Superlative write - worded to perfection - I really enjoyed this one!

Robert

Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on August 11, 2004
this is a very sad, erupting voilent nature inside of goodhearted ppl
nothing like this should ever take place/ taken place
it is very hurtful and scaring...that is why we as parent have got to be more careful of who we let around us and our children who we enteract with......this is a silent crime that should alway be brought to the fore-front and here you do it well!!!

Reviewed by Ch'erie de Perrot
Reviewed on August 10, 2004
Castration!! That's a punishment that fits the crime, IMHO, but you'll find that in all facets of society, Even Judges, that you have predators judging predators, and that is why they still roam the streets, or hide in houses, posing as harmless little old men, with that cookie, or basket of vege's for your mama.

There is NO justice for little girls, and nine tenths of buggar all, for little boys either.
When the hierarchy or the churches gets away with it, what hope have any of us got.
Prayer and suspicious eyes, that is all, trust NO ONE!!

Love to you Sandy, Plzeeeee read my account, some time back now, called "Bete Noire" ~Hugs Contesse~

Reviewed on August 10, 2004
Totally agree to how you wrote on this terrible act. Hopefully society will change so a child can be heard not told they were telling lies.
Thank you
Tommy

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on August 9, 2004
I'll never understand this either. Great write.

Reviewed on August 9, 2004
I would love to see those bastards who abuse children rot in jail or be boiled in hot oil! They deserve nothing better! How can anyone do this to an innocent child is beyond me! Still sickens me today! God help our little ones!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( >tears < (for the children who must endure abuse day in and day out and those who have left far too soon and violently)

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on August 8, 2004
Very powerful piece Sandra!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on August 8, 2004
Sandy! Clap!… Clap!… Clap!… You have aced this horrible subject in perfect poetic form! If at anytime ,I would have seen someone or anyone trying to take advantage of one of my younger sisters, I never hesitated once to take matters in my own hands (that’s why they made baseball bats ;) BEFORE telling my parents and/or the appropriate law enforcement agencies, long before anything terrible ever happened to them, while in my care. Although I was charged with assault and intent to do bodily harm to an adult, (which I did) it was quite hard for the next-door neighbor to explain away, why I cracked him in the kneecaps for touching my little sister in an inappropriate manner. Needless to say, all the charges were dropped against me, yet, that S.O.B. was not charged with anything. He and his family moved away within a matter of two months.


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