My Little Runaway (Part 1)
At the young age of fifteen years,
She slipped into the night,
Not a note was ever found,
Nothing seemed to be right.
No angry words were spoken,
Only love did they ever share,
Two loving folks with their child,
Now left to shed lost tears.
Where could she have gone,
Rumours said she had gone wild,
To the streets she turned tricks,
This innocent, loving child.
They searched the streets,
But now they lived in fear,
The loss of their dear child,
They lived each day with fear.
They say she was a runaway,
But that must be a lie,
For one so loved as this child,
Would make them question why.
The years went quickly by,
They heard she had a child,
That she had married and settled,
If only for awhile.
She found a man who loved her,
Forgave her for her life,
Loved her and their child,
He took her as his wife.
Much peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
The fractures here rarely result in happy endings.
Waiting for your twist on this.
Love ya--RaeLynn
hugs
Fee
It is destructive & grief strickening that a teen feels the need to "runaway"...their reasons may not be realistic, yet sometimes they are in a very serious need of physical/mental/emotional safety nets. Prostitution (thats why I say destructive)unfortunately disgusts me to no end that a man will pay for a little girl. (she wants love & food) It's appauling these little girls feel so devalued that they will do this to survive. Love is the only resolve to torment. Love & Patience.
I Look Forward To The Rest :)
Much Love & Happiness To You
Embraced ~ Embrassé
Vickie
Georg
Be always safe,
Karen
This is so sad. You can actually feel the heart break here. You did a good job here. Thinks dear lady for sharing. I will be waiting for part two.
LOve and blessings Myrtle Poor
Emile
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Toasty 100 degree Texas, Karen Lynn. :P