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The child,
Siting hunched in the corner,
Cold and hungry,
Watches the heaving bodies on the make-shift bed.
...

His eyes show only love for her
And hold no bitter pain,
His lips which caressed her naked form
Will n'er do so again.
...

You know I've not gone, you can see me,
If you'ld only close your eyes,
You know I've not gone, you can hear me,
So don't listen to their lies
...

With the smack and the cry of childbirth
Was born the flower child,
Ruled by the sun, the wind, the rain,
Like nature, running wild.
...

In the dark recesses of the silent mind,
Sleep comes creeping near.
With gentle strokes he calms each nerve
And blots out any fear.
...

6.

Don't turn the light on
Don't shut the door
Don't you ignore me
'cos I've been here before.
...

The rain,
rushing down the window
like wives and mothers running
to the pit head when disaster strikes.
...

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Everyday Existance

The child,
Siting hunched in the corner,
Cold and hungry,
Watches the heaving bodies on the make-shift bed.

Although he sees this act
At least twice a day
Sex has no meaning to him,
- It's just mummy making money!

Maybe this time -
She'll have enough money left to feed him.
Maybe this time!

Suddenly he wakes
From a cold-induced sleep
To find a loaf of bread on the floor.
Gorging himself greedily
Something shiny catches his eye
From his mother's bed.

Just for a second he sees the needle
Before it plunges home.

He smiles
Relief fills his emaciated form,
No beatings tonight he thinks.

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