Grab this book here: Judy’s Poems VII: Unveiling the Hidden World
Judy’s
Poems VII
Unveiling
the Hidden World
Judy's
Poems speak directly to life, democracy, freedom, and human rights. They are
poems about equality, love, and the human experience.
Written by Judy Fay
London
A part of this book:
Snow—
dancing wildly like
that orange god;
Wind—
howling crazily like
his insane followers;
Branches
crying desperately like
those innocent victims.
She—a ten-year-old
girl—
stands on the edge of a
bridge,
tears flowing from her
beautiful eyes.
Jump.
telling herself—the girl
wipes her tears and
jumps
into the river.
Drowning, dying—the
girl feels relieved—
she hates those
people—who
forced her mother to
bring her to the world;
she hates those
people—who
sent her to a foster
home;
she hates her foster
parents—who
abused her, treated her
like a slave.
Free—oh yes,
free—finally—
the girl smiles, slowly
closing her eyes.
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