Silent Wren
Words won't come easily
For a girl without a tongue
Her mind is filled with poetry
With lines she would have sung
But her tongue is tied with fear
Of angry words returned
With reasons still unclear
Her lesson has been learned
The words she longs to speak
Are dangerous at best
Expected to be meek
How can she tell the rest?
A tongue removed-- forgotten
A silence learned from youth
A songless, silent wren
Now writes her unsung truth
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