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	Child abuse poem Window In common daylight glass is reflective windows opaque to the outside world only blameless blue adhering to the surface Then comes the sun’s low shame shadows fall ragged leaf shapes tugged by desperate children’s whispers cast those dark stains on the glass open unspoken interiors where fingers poke crevices and apportion blame rocking-horse laughs with terror in the night Daddy hid his memory in this ill-smelling sac Don’t tell! Daddy’s drawstring tastes so bad the life-sac he gave me is too dirty light fights shy cruel empty window, no-one peeping.	Help More love and other poems Summer, Winter poems Anti-war poems Home page Out Now!   The perfect gift. Click for details
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