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i was just a small girl, when you hurt my world. you hurt me for so many days. days turn into weeks now i'm left defensive less and weak. now I've got this big secret on my shoulder. who can i trust because everyone to busy to notice's hurting me. what you stole was priceless. in every one eye sight he hurts me every night. blind by his kindness. force to live in hell, my place of home. faking is so hard, could barely stand too young to make it on my own. the blood in my underwear, the pain in my eyes; he didn't care. so young i had to grow up, be strong and stand in the sight of fear. trap between evil and good. do other girls go through this? or is this just in my neighborhood. my hurt and pain how could a little girl take in so much. i yearn for my mother touch, my father strong hands, my sisters to understand, my brother to protect me, my cousins to never neglect me, my aunts advice, my uncles meanest, my best friend hug, my Neice smile, my grandmother confront. caught up in sorrow, confuse and daze in my mind with my pain i can't go backwards yet now i grown and its over and done ,now i leave my past behind and walk forward. was lost now i'm found like Maya Angelo i rise! i can to stand on my own ground. in my soul i forgive but i cant forget, the heartache forever lives inside. my past i bury and forever hide

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Date: 4/16/2015 11:23:00 PM
I feel like you know my life story. No it wasn't just in your neighborhood. It is a nightmare that you, me and many of our babies share today. My ex-husband raped our daughter. What really hurts is when parents dismiss this and don't listen to their babies. I love every child I see, I listen when no one else hears. This demon has plagued us for centuries. No more, I pray, that others will hear and say, no more!
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