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A woman Scorned

February 9, 2011
By Destiny2Isa GOLD, Lansing, Illinois
Destiny2Isa GOLD, Lansing, Illinois
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Favorite Quote:
It&#039;s just whateva<br /> See what had happened was...<br /> I&#039;m just saying...<br /> So you mad?<br /> How much wood. (stops) &quot; I don&#039;t give a crap!&quot;


As I sit in my thoughts, looking over my life as this child of mystery and lust.
I find a wound, deep and infected with men using me for there little play thing and tossing me aside as if I am just another.
I look into my mirror and find a child painted with blacks and blues covering the real blues and bruise I was gifted upon.
I am left to deal with the scars and the gashes of life as a child, no longer, but a women. Left unloved and untouched.
His eyes, creeping against me. His lips whispering those lies. And his lust, that scented odor of wood and oak. A mist on beauty tares me inside.
He was my friend. A gift I thought an angel blessed in my existence. But that angel. Blacken from hate and envy. That fallen angel pushed him into me.
I teared and I cried and never was I thought that this would be me.
I was the careful one. Overlooking the hoods and thugs that smile as I passes.
Doing the right thing at the right time.
Praying and hoping that all of those I let in would not let me go.
But even with my precautions and warnings they took me one by one.
Taking a piece of my heart.
Kissing my lips that never was theirs.
And breaking a shattered glass that was cracked from the start.
And now As I wonder the world taking upon those who are foolish enough to fall.
I am left upon their hearts as a memory.
As a distant thought.
As a scar.
Slowing ripping at their hearts.
And licking at their wounds.
I am the scorned.
I Am a women.
I am...


The author's comments:
This essay is also a poem. It deals with women that have been used by men and are taking revenge on men and themselves by never truly loving themselves or others. To many children are written off... i want to raise the awareness for those whom have been used and wish to seek help. You are not alone...

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on Feb. 24 2016 at 10:46 pm
sophiacetina BRONZE, Rye, New York
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As a Sophia, this is very much relatable! I can't stand it when someone calls me "Sophie". Beautiful writing as well.