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Forgotten
This is an amazing poem by my fellow advocate, Charlotte. She has put into words what goes on under our noses. Charlotte has done it very beautifully, accurately, and deserves high praise for her efforts as an advocate. Thank you so much for what you do!
Another poem about Human Trafficking that I wrote during spare seconds today. 🙂 Enjoy!
Forgotten, but no stranger to neglect or pain,
Deep in depression, each day passes, still feel the same
Cuts on your body, some from him, others from your hand.
You remember when you had your future planned,
Those plans didn’t include falling for him,
Getting addicted to drugs and doing them,
It didn’t involve depression or trying to die,
It didn’t involve partying and getting high.
When you stepped in that car you thought your dreams,
Were coming true, or so it seemed,
Now you look back and curse your teen brain,
You look around and only see pain,
Every time you look in the mirror,
The tattoos remind you, you’re her,
The girl who people call…you can’t even repeat,
But you know you’ll die if you don’t act sweet,
So you act, put on a…
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Bound Forever
Here is another poem that I actually dated! I wrote it on March 10, 2017 as a homework assignment for my history class. Hope you like it!
Deception And Darkness
 (Latin) poetas, poetatis, m. — poetÂ
So, inspiration comes at the weirdest of times.
Blossom
There are so many trafficking survivors out there that have severe depression and anxiety. If we shows these girls and boys the love of Christ, we can see them “blossom.”
They will flourish as a person and will feel the never ending joy Christ gives to his children. Anything as simple as just smiling at them and being kind to them can show these victims Jesus’ unconditional love……if just given the chance.
Thanks to Christopher for the poem!
Thank you for reading my posts and contributing in the fight against human trafficking. Just a reminder that I am a teenager, but that doesn’t mean I can’t make a difference. That is the whole reason for this blog– to make aware human trafficking and to give me a way to make a real difference in the world. I don’t need to be famous to impact the world for Christ. I just need to reach out to those within arms length. It helps that my arms reach the keyboard on my computer so thousands upon thousands of people are literally at arms length.
Get it?
I made a joke.
No one is laughing which is perfectly fine. I’m not upset at all. Ok. I’m really upset because I always thought I was funny. Now my hopes and dreams have been crushed. Let that be on your conscience.
Rea
Silent Night
This mini poem I interpreted as very relevant to my blog topic. There are a lot of dark things that happen in the silence of the night. Enjoy, learn, and kudos to Christopher Mc Geown! You’re very talented.
Rea
You call our scars
A cry for attention,
Then wonder
Why we suffer
In silence.
Escape
Something I’ve seen on the Interweb is that a lot of people wonder why don’t the captive try to escape?
Well then.
There are many different reasons why. Some girls Continue reading
Exploited vs. Trafficked (brought to you by Love 146)
Love 146Â (which is where I got all this information) defines it the best when someone is:
Trafficked: is any commercial sex act or labor induced by force, fraud or coercion.
and.. Continue reading
