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Sunday, May 13, 2012

Those sparkling eyes and malefic desires


Look at those sparkling eyes      
They are a storehouse of sunshine

They shine with life
Enwrapped in gripping innocence
Filled with purity like that of a lustrous gemstone

Their little souls are like the colourful butterflies
Who’d fly like angels of heaven above
Bringing life to the calm and tampered cores

But this beauty so divine, simply sublime
Is not free from the evil clutches

Don’t confuse the devil with the superficial ones
It’s very much real

Hiding in their kingdom oh-so-near to these little angels
Who are unknown to the approaching danger
As they harbour their hunger of sexual nature.

Winning the trust, devising a secret plan
Thereafter they attack

Attack the diminutive bodies
Ravaging their souls and mental faculties

The indelible imprint of the maltreatment could damage the dewy-eyed spirit of the child
Pushing them in the dark places

The little angelic heart that once brought smiles
Would now despair and be impaired

As they exploit their petite beings for the their lustful greed, disgusting
Starting from their paws and feet, exploring their entire innocent being

All they sought were some smiles and treats
But they are gifted with this loathsome mischief

Exploring the zones which these little minds may have never seen
Raping their existence and not only their bodies

Stop! Before it’s too late
These were those flowers that were to blossom in spring

But the gluttony of iniquity have withered these buds
Who may never see their season and rosiness

Because now it’s the winter that will prevail
For their minds have been clouded with the unpleasant haze

Look at those timid faces
They have been raped in the daylight and in lit up places

Pay heed to their silence
As they plea to stop this violence

Stop! For the sake of their smiles that brought life
All they deserve is the love of an elderly
Who would guide them through their dreams

But they, impaired with their disabled logic fail to render empathy
Feasting on the little bodies
They feel glee

Submerging themselves in the filthy thoughts and desires
They victimise these minors and disagree to their pleas

Ignoring their sparkling eyes that scream inside to cease
Making these disgusting acts their reality

Crushing their innocence and quietening their child-like desires
Stoically standing as the evil feeds
And stagger their beliefs and puerility.  

(A story of a child victimized to the brutality of the sexual nature usually by a known one)

5 comments:

  1. Those lines sensetized my spirit, I could hear those cries, those sobs... A monstrous face of an adult being...Great Jaa you could attempt and succeed to hold up a few of the thousand crushed emotions of abused kids...It's such a facet of human suffering that they say, he who bears, is the only one who feels it...But, you see, u could take such a huge stand on a global forum to showcase the very feel to acknowledge an age-old intolerable savage human practice, that only donates those little ones, a life spent in forgetting the way their innocence was pilfered..

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  2. Firstly I would like to sincerely congratulate you on composing this poem.. It is a stark reminder to the society that the existence of pervert minds is corrupting everything... You have showcased the horror and pierced my heart.. this is truly heart wrenching... also the buthchery of innocence has been shown with responsibility here.. please continue to write such moving pieces.. cheers

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  3. There are people, who know it all and close their eyes to it, showering concern and sympathies from across a 'respectable' distance. Then, there are people who feel the pain as their own, undertaking a journey of pain across all mental faculties. You belong to the second group Jas. This one makes me proud for having a kind soul like you around. Brilliant composition.

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  4. ugh...this took a wicked turn....it breaks my heart that there are those out there that want to harm children...and in such devious ways as well....

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  5. This was a tough one to read...must have been equally difficult to write. It takes great strength to raise the voice of the "victim" to a place of dignity and self-worth...harsh but needed writing

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