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In a cold hard tone...
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1994 - 2009 = 14-years of my life.

This is past tense and no longer the current situation. This is a peek of my book - A Rose of Robert's Journey thru A Darkened Valley


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In a cold hard tone, the words pound the stuffy air

like an atomic bomb.

 

Ignorance and hatred spew forth through ugly lips

that rest upon a bitter white face.

 

At the rap of her gavel, our lives become shattered

in a way that lacks common sense, law and mortality.

 

This day is like a massive earthquake.

Our bodies quiver and tremor uncontrollably

Our tears are like an enormous waterfall.

 

My offspring was permanently severed from me,

Like the split earth in a quake.

 

The sweet innocence of a young 4-year old child in pigtails and tiny shoes is sentenced to a life that no child should ever have to endure.

 

Innocence, shattered and forever lost.

Torment, tears, loneliness and depression become her life.

Security, protection and Love no longer belong to her.

 

In time, my little one became the feather in the wind, whisked away, visible only in fragments of time with no rhyme or reason, until one day I did not see her.

The days turned to weeks, the weeks to months, the months to years.

 

Even though time passed by, I remained trapped in a place in time that knew only grief, pain, despair, sadness and darkness.

 

My soul ached for my grave, but my grave did not come.

 

Lynda J. Allen – 94-5-00454-5

Lynda J. Allen v. Mark R. Inderbitzin

Pierce County Superior Court

Tacoma, Washington

 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "In a cold hard tone..."
Reviewed by Christine Tsen
Reviewed on June 12, 2014
Such pain you have captured, the pain of a torn up family, agonizing...
Blessings, Christine

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on June 12, 2014
Justice is blind and totally unfair when it comes to ripping families apart. But we have to deep down examine what happened to figure out why. Apparently, you've done that by writing about it in your book. I hope that heals you.

Ron

Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on June 11, 2014
I heartbreaking write. Thank God this nightmare was over in 2009. I pry that justice was done in the end.

Peace be with you,

John Michael

Reviewed by Lynda Allen
Reviewed on June 11, 2014
Angel Phoenix

OMG!! This is so beautiful. It so captures the Essence of exactly how it all feels. I love it keeps it in the true spirit of the caged trap. I used to write poetry but during this nightmare anything I've tried to write goes beyond my typical realm of darkness...like so darkly deep that I have to walk away from it bc not even I can share how sickly raw the words bleed from me. So this was beautiful even though I understand the pain connected to the words bc my son was 2 months shy of turning 4 as well. This is the most inhumane way to cause suffering upon children and parents. I would rather take a bullet or be beat nightly if it means I can still be with my son. Anything than Alienation and Lies. Thanks for sharing Lynda~

Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on June 11, 2014
This is much too sad for my meager words. After 14 years there should be a reconciliation.


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