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How Can You Talk Of Love?
by Barbara Lynn Terry → (All Poetry by Barbara Lynn Terry)
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This is just a little more of what needs to be said...Some questions that will burn in my soul forever.


How Can You Talk Of Love
by Barbara Lynn Terry


How can you talk of love,
And the one and only God above,
When you know deep in your heart,
That all your words just tear me apart?


How can one be so cruel,
And treat life as in a duel,
Threatening this little girl's soul,
Trying to destroy my female goal?


How can you say you love me,
When you deny me to be,
What is the very essence of my soul,
Preventing me from being whole?


How can you say that sending me away,
Will help me grow up one day,
To simply be a man,
When a girl I know I am?


Why have you given me life,
And then tell me I cannot be the wife,
Of a decent and loving man,
When you know that I can?


Why mother have you forsaken me,
To let the very girl I need to be,
That lives deep down in my soul,
Be complete and whole?

God has given me a dream,
But your unacceptance just makes me scream,
Because you have conjoled and tried,
Abandoned, hated and lied,
That makes me so sad I cried.


I will complete my life's goal,
To be happy and whole,
In body and soul,
As the girl I just need to be,
For all the world to see.


© by Barbara Lynn Terry
March 20, 2006


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Reviewed by Denise Edwards
Reviewed on May 13, 2006
So sad, Achingly raw and revealing of your painful childhood. Time to let it go, dear one. Move on, free yourself. you'll feel so much better!

Reviewed on March 21, 2006
Touching Barbie, and excellent as usual.
God Bless
Michelle!

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on March 21, 2006
Touching read Barbie!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater
Reviewed on March 20, 2006
Perhaps you need to look at it this way, Barbie. You are the strong one and your mother was weak. Try to forgive her and move on being the girl you want to be. Then you will be complete in body and soul. Forgiveness is paramount to living whole and honest. Blessed Be.

Sage

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on March 20, 2006
A most compelling expressive poetic offering, Barbie. I do like the way the ending is assertive and positive. Love, peace, and strength to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on March 20, 2006
Strong statement of truth that your mother should by now understand the pain she caused you. Well written Barbie.

Felix


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