I beg you again
to take me serious, love
my heart longs for you
Copyright Claudia H. Blanton 2015
This was the worst, and scariest day of her short life, the day where everything would change, and nothing would ever be the same.
A slave to a custom, that never dared to ask what she wanted, her choices not relevant, her young age not an obstacle.
She was, after all, just a girl, her father’s property, for him to give away, so she could become the property of another.
A person, whom she had never met, and who would from now on, be the one deciding for her, where she could go, whom she could talk to, and to bare his children.
Pushing back the tears, she tried to smile through the delicate veil her Aunt put upon her, awaiting her new fate, as a wife.
Copyright Claudia H. Blanton 2014
This post was inspired by this weeks Flash Fiction Prompt: “Marriage”
Loving Mother
kindness
benevolent love
protectress of those in your care
tenderness and ultimate
compassion
This poem was inspired by my connection to the Mother Goddess, in her form of Kuan Yin, the Goddess of Compassion. The poem is written in the form of cinquain.
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