Stigma Poem by shimon weinroth

Stigma



we have stigmas between our thighs,
and stys on our eyes
stain our being,
Cain needed it
Holy Christ, was stigmatized

No amount of penicillin
and their allied groups
can cure the spots,
your stuck once it settles in
a stigma, an added appendage

a hump on your back, a bloated stomach
as it grows takes takes hold,
we have stigmas between our thighs
and stys on our eyes

trying to trade stigmas, doesn't help
you don't get rid of yours
you adopt others become over dosed
branded and maimed,
nothing blots out stigmas of the mind

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Regina Rose 17 June 2007

very nice poem thank you for sharing :)

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Malini Kadir 17 June 2007

strong stress words in stigma press.....home truths! in..........this poetry......

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