Maria
During summer so hot, in desert so dry,
I entered a room with children scattered around.
Some ran to greet me, with faces shining like stars.
Others, the quiet ones, faded into the sea.
One girl stood alone, huddled in a corner.
Her face was a sad reflection of the many horrors of her past.
With eyes like mirrors, revealing all veracity,
Maria was like a bright light behind closed curtains.
Little by little, these nightmares of old came to life.
Piece by piece,
horror by horror,
a life emerged from the darkness.
No terror trembled in her bones,
this fighter dared to walk alone.
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