Acceptance is Madness
Acceptance is Madness
People say it’s difficult to comment,
Difficult to comprehend and understand –
And I guess it is for most;
Guess that they don’t really know
The harsh reality
When violence meets poverty,
Yet that is what life has been for me
That’s how it’s always been ever
Since my age of memory.
I am bitter,
Bitter to the point
I’m twisted in my years upon
This World as what ‘you,’
Always took for granted,
I never really had; Love!
And there go my fellow siblings,
Cold, cold like hardened haunted
Years of prostitution,
Lonely in their outlook,
Unable to keep relationships that
Stay.
All we ever knew was how
To take the beatings –
From the whipping of the bottom
To the broken noses and bruised faces,
And those vicious scars I witnessed
From a Mother’s talons
Were not the accident she claimed,
And all along,
We’re just kids,
Just kids with no love,
No love.
It is so difficult to convey to you -
All, from the eating of shit to
The drinking of piss,
That I cannot write no more
Upon the page,
All, we ever wanted,
Was love,
All, we ever got,
Was punched.
Michael J Waite.
Lynn Dye
Mon 11th Jun 2012 15:29
Stark and tragic. Never accept the unacceptable. A painful read, but it says it all.
Lynn x