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Suicidal. Losing thrive. A letter to parents who were nneglectful. Fictioned non-fiction. |
Original draft from 2006, edited today, 04.14.25 What good is a name if it doesn't mean anything? What good is a life if it's lived with no reasons? It's ironic how we say It's all about that person who lives inside like that little girl who lives and loves life fearlessly, unapologetically Innocently and dreams in kaleidoscopes Disguised as Kahu's (In Hawaiian, "kahu" refers to a protector, guardian, or caretaker of something cherished) They Arrogantly Ignorantly Consistently Neglect her and instill fear on a daily She asks questions to gain understanding Yet they misguide her comprehensive intention To gather truth She's speculating How Speculated She's been They gas lit her and called for backup As they kept feeding the fire That would eventually burn her Told the deaf woman she could hear just fine It took multiple men multiple times to hold her down Get the handcuffs on for no reason beknownst to even themselves Their faces are all stuck as if it's a mystery But it is My STORY "why is no one listening to me?" Sheeple continue hearing what their ego craves it's just whatever their story is that gets accepted as reality Not even real HiStory Justifies their jurisdiciton Nine sets of hands to hold her down as they negate her and tell her to stay still Full hand in face, pushing her head back down so they can forcefully sedate her Against her will medicate her to put her out of the ability to express truths Narc's need to dim the light on what's really happening never having her hearing aids the entire fight they desert her like a slave, chained to a bed in the main room til morning from the prior night for everyone to watch with no couth We put her under a psychologically driven microscope She's constantly supervised Under investigation To find the reason to her unfortunately Passive agressively planned destination of how she died inside and why she cried inside and why they all died inside When her decided creators Weren't there to hold her Not even to scold her To tell her what was wrong from right Right Right from wrong Wrong Destitute without family, love, support or money Age 15; she escapes from her orphanage of a home She needed to find her parents on her own Found out about their whereabouts from eaves- dropping, -in, In on the secretary Snuck through her own files to make sure her escape From this place would be worth while and necessary But she was disgraced and devirginized Being raped as she attempts her escape Staggered through lonely streets that night Looking for her reason of life She questions herself feeling very angry and confused As to why they didn't just abort her as a fetus But they did as a kid... Noticing the streets of lifes journey have no lights To lead the way She can't see nor anticiapate where she's going because she doesn't even know where she came from All she knows is that she's been stabbed and left with the rapists knife Deciding when she finds that man and finds his wife Her source of birth to this disastrous life She'll tell them she lost her name When she is certain the donor and carrier is in her electromagnetic field She being in their field of sight and close enough for the sound that leaves her mouth to properly enter their ears to vibrate in the frequencies they understand on Confidence encourages her from the simple act of being paid attention to They'll be able to See and hear Her When she takes that knife and proclaims to them She feels like she's at the end of her rope. That she has lost Hope She has lost all of Hope She's lost her Hope And why shouldn't she die? Why should she forgive? You? Him? Her? Them? All those who lie? Why? Herself? Why should she live? There's no support or explanation with meaning as to why Seeing no reason for her life Two full fists wrap backwards around the knife She cathartically puts all her effort into the success of this mission Pushes through Just on to the left, into the chest as she makes an admission Say goodbye to your daughter, and her namesake, Hope. |