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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Lost and Found Be quiet quiet quiet Yes quiet as a mouse It's nobody else's business What goes on inside our house We like our big little secrets All disguised in pretty bows These things are just between us It is best that no one knows! The little girl she listened Held that burden of belief Pretended with eyes of happy But inside she held her grief Losing her voice to a sorrow That she wasn't allowed to show Inside a numbing awareness and no safe place where she could go She kept on being quiet Those around her thought it weird She tried so hard to form her words But her voice had disappeared She lived within the shadows until one day she made a choice No longer would she be silent She prayed "Please God give me my voice!" Some answers don't come easy But God helps us when we try Her voice started as whisper Yet on words she learned to fly Her message spoken clearly big little secrets shouldn't be kept The girl became a woman and she earned her self respect Within light thoughts are shifted She's not afraid to be seen Truthful words tell her story Others know where she has been Her voice reveals her beauty She knows freedom in her heart With us she shares her secrets As she transforms pain into art! Dedicated to the girl who lost her voice, and the woman who found it. Freyja Jensen.
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