Danielle

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Belegon
Belegon
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The image of her mother
But incapable of the same denial
You watched her
From your bathroom window

Forsaking things you could not have
You focused on innocence
Rejected by the adult
You turned on a child

Her childhood and her life
You destroyed for lustful anger
Mother’s rejection you revenged
With unimaginable evil

After the atrocity
You bargained for her body
While searchers combed hills
You sought a devils deal

Blond haired and blue eyed
The lost child haunts us
Crushed hopes assaulted
Shattered under a tree in Dehesa

The parent’s fears realized
Communities spirits fallen
While you sat in court
And said the lie “not guilty”

Only you will know how long
She cried and suffered
While you drove the back roads
From sea to desert sands

Were you convinced
Before her end
Did her feeble struggles
Reach what you call a soul?

-Dedicated to the memory of Danielle Van Dam

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LeBrozLeBrozover 16 years ago
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This poem was mentioned in the Archival Review thread, in a picking through Lit's archive of over 37,000 poems.

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AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
oh God

this is almost too good... I cant read any more of these ..excellent work belegon, just fucking terrible beauty in your words

AnonymousAnonymousover 19 years ago
This is the sixth poem.....

...of this challenge that I've read and re-read - I am going to have to stop. All are so powerful, each in their own way and I'm emotionally exhausted.

This poem would have benefitted from a short pre-amble to explain the story for us ignorants.

I voted on Belegon''s poem, I do not use the thermometer.

ferociouskittycatferociouskittycatover 19 years ago
OMG!!

That gave me chills.

You did justice to such a sensitive issue.

Fantastic job!! ;-)

BooMerengueBooMerengueover 19 years ago
!

I am not familiar with this case, but I will be soon. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

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