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good child gone bad



Her name was Sarah Booker,

when she was younger she was quite the looker

she was admitted when she was ten

she was still a child then,

" hello gorgeous" is the words he said

nasty man crept into her young head,

and then her bed

it happened so quick

she had no idea what to do

so she let it happen, with no one to run to

she began to grow and understand

this was a man with a nasty hand

but he didnt care, he still took advantage

and poor Sarah couldnt stand it, she was damaged

no one knew, that

as his hunger grew

so did her depression

no one ever saw or heard so she had no direction

she had lost all of her love and affection

her parents were always at work

so she was left with that jerk

so when he left, she turned to blades

which got rid of the hurt

her mother found out and called red alert

Sarah was taken away

without any say

she stays there now

its still her home today

Sarah booker was quite the looker

the man saw and took what she had

she was a good child, that turned bad

 
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