She lived a pretty
happy life
She smiled and made
merry
She was the envy of
many
She was graceful and
tame
Eyes followed her
wherever she went
Children got excited
in her presence
She was like a golden
flower
A golden flower that
could never wither
She was content with
her life
A simple but happy
life
A life that knew
freedom and peace
An admirable life it
was for her
And then the dark
clouds appeared
Like a lion attacking its
prey
It sprung into her
life
And with a story so
sad but interesting
They talk about the
disease
The media warns and cries
daily
But it seemed like a fairy
tale to her
With deaf ears she
lived a life of freedom
It was until that day
The day it was
consummated
Premature yet sweet
The forged beauty of
fornication
He seemed so perfect
So perfect without
flaws
Unbleached by evil or
plagues
Sweet like candy and chocolates
But she was wrong
Oh so wrong!
That was the kind of
chocolate bar that was forbidden
A bar infected with bad
bad consequences
And he knew all this
while
But he was silent
Why! How can a person
be so cruel?
She twists her pretty
curls as she wonders
Still staring at the white
paper in her hands
Tears roll down her
cheeks
She stares
She sobs
The mistakes we make
The silly sacrifices
for silly moments of bliss
The warnings we ignore
The scars we have to
live with
And now she had to
live with
The incurable disease
The slim-disease
The disease of a
lifetime
The beauty remains
The freedom ever
present
The charm glowing like
flames
But the disease of a
lifetime she had
Oh such an unhealthy
dark cloud that would never go!
By Sylvia Chika
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