SANCTUARY SALE
EPSTEIN ABUSERS NO JAIL
JUSTICE SYSTEM FAIL
hard possessiveness
he makes the rules
manipulates her
shaking and hitting
apologizing
need for control
mostly angry
he fools many
good guy at church
dangerous
violent
abusive
pouting
shouting
rage
Some of the most charming people in the world
are trolls with mean dispositions they hide for months at a time
They like to date lively, joyful, women
These charmers are lovely; saying the right things
Tricking these women into falling in love with them
After they capture these women, they attempt to isolate them
Doing their best to keep them from their families and loved ones
Stating their friends are not “good enough” for them
Making fun of their woman if she wants to see her “mommy” or “sisters”
Beware of anyone who wants to isolate you.
They might smile, and you might have seen charm from them
But beware. Abusers and trolls smile too.
Ha, abusers.
I laugh at the name.
But all that laughing ends,
When its time to play their game.
Yep, abusers seem heartless.
Nothing seems to stop them.
Now stop and listen up
To this non-melancholic hymn
Why abusers are young adults.
It’s time to expose their identity.
You’d be quite surprised about
What they use as an entity.
Seems abusers are powered
From the distress they create.
It’s usually unfathomable how they do it,
But once I’m done, you can relate.
Ever knocked over a roach,
Watched it squirm on it’s back?
Or struck a squirrel with a rock,
And slowly, it’s life, began to lack?
Abusers play that dirty game,
The animals they harm are humans.
And now, time to tell the mass
That creates all of this confusion.
Most abusers are young adults,
Teenagers that got it all.
Even those creepy older people,
That likes to see people fall.
Hear me out,
That’s the truth.
Don’t go running and
telling that to your youth.
We are snarly, and we’re gnarly,
We’re twisted, and we’re mean.
We smack you with our branches,
And we keep our real selves unseen.
We’re awful, and we’re terrible,
You had better keep your children away.
Because we’ll hold them, and we’ll fold them,
And we’ll never let them run away.
We are the meanest and the baddest,
And the most unhappy ones around.
And the sickest and the saddest,
You will wish your children never found.
Except on Christmas week, when we turn all nice and sweet.
Except when we come to your house, and with you we fast compete.
We are the pretenders, the liars, the thieves, the psychopaths galore.
Where are you going? I am not lying. She really cannot come to the door.
I don't believe that animal abusers should be sent to prison.
Just allow me five minutes alone with them.
You’re at the intersection in your car,
that damn device held pressed against your ear.
You’re unaware, but we know who you are:
the one away from whom we all will steer!
My class has barely started. Suddenly,
inside the room is heard the strangest sound.
You leave - or worse - you talk right over me.
Is there no place a cell phone can’t be found?
I’m at the movies. Bleep, bleep, bleeping bleep.
Another one. . . and music starts to play!
And then you start conversing? Why, you creep,
you’re begging just to “make somebody’s day.”
Just turn it off! You think we love your voice?
NO, Big Shot, we're just victims with no choice.
An oldie from July 31, 2011
What you may not understand is when a abuser abuses someone. They destroy the trusting mind of the person that is being abused.
No matter what age for what ever illness you have . You have no right to abuse anyone young or old alike male or female alike.words do hurt just like physical abuse. It remains in a person's mind for years to follow.Not trusting others due to the fact of being abuse is very hard there is always some doubt.Successful relationships are hard to have.Watching Tv reading the paper may click this memory that is wished to be erased forever. There is no miracle medcine or no medical procedure that can take that memory away.So before you abuse take this in mind.
Keep your mouth and hands to yourself.Seek help that you so need.
Noone asks to be sexually or physically or mentally abused.
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