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rain reigns


harass an innocent child

giggles, shy smiles awhile

hidden in forbidden chest

of fanatical unrest.

 

harassed teen sowing seeds

of need as a wild child reviled

by dark secrets; infamous

of unfair lessons.

 

harass women of purpose

demanding acts by circus

masters recreating disasters

of premeditated fear.

 

harass my dreams, all

that I mean to me; now

impervious potenial

to humankind...I find sweet

release to cease bastards

soaked in disdained rain.

 

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Sona Wilae

Poet, Author, Blogger, Writer...Devoted Wife, Marine Veteran and devoted Christian Believer

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