Unwanted Child
By Daryl Bracken
I am eight
my mother cries
my father sits in Jail
They
come
I see my mother crying
They drive away
I never see
mother again
my new home
an old building
my room open
dorm
My belongings locked away
no parents no love
people
come and go
some find homes
some just run away
I stay
I
hear them talk
If he don't leave soon
no one wants someone his
age
Forever unwanted
I grow older
I come of age
for
ten years unwanted
no longer a child
I know not love
Family
just a word
I am alone
Still an unwanted child
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Copyright 2010 Daryl Bracken
Published on Thursday, July 1, 2010.
Filed under:
"Poetry"
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On Thursday, July 1, 2010, alex herewane
(149) wrote:
This must ring true for so many children very well done