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Untied Feelings: Poems of a Different Kind,Used
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Product Description For far too long the cries of the abused and the hurting have gone unnoticed. Finally, a book that captures the feelings of those who thought that no one cared and expresses them in the form of poetry. This book reminds us all to look out for each other, because each other is all we have. A Woman's Tears: was awarded the [Editors Choice Awards in 2004] by Poetry.com About the Author I was born in the country of Jamaica, where in most places hardship is a way of life. I have always held a special place in my heart for the hurting and the disadvantaged people in our society. These poems, I believe, are a gift from God. My hope is to motivate the abused and to let them know that someone heard their cry. Excerpt. Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. To all women in abusive relationships *** A Womans Tears ***Was awarded the Editor's Choice Awards in 2004by Poetry. com. To all women in abusive relationshipsThe tears she shed were not in vainThere lying on the floor with her dressBlood stained. Thinking about the pain, thePain that was inflicted because she complained.With her back against theWall, she waits for others opinions,about why she is lying there, curled upin a fetal position.When she speaks, she speaks with cautionbecause she fears her words may causeconfusion, in making a decision.Whether or not to stay married to this manthis man that said for him, she was the womanThe Queen, the Nubian, the African.Then why does she cry those tears?Is it because she fears his breath,pungent with beer?Fear his hand across her face, as she liesthere in that small dark spacewithout a way to erase,the pain, that caused those tears.
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