Rhesa

The Girl Who Twice Now Cried

By: Eugene Gudelano

“A friend who should learn to give more to her self, her children, and life than anything else”

The sky was dark, and stars are stark

No where to be seen lights and spark
Hope seams to have fled astray
Said a girl sitting in some suburban bay
She looked around and listens to the sounds
In some distant place where people rounds
Asking her not to jump, not bound

yield she did in to a relationship

which is like a prison in some sailing ship
Where the waters are cruel, and cold when dipped
your soul divides in to two, your heart is ripped
She pulled the sail like a slave in jail
While the captain lay in his cabin the whole day
This girl was tired and with two children strive
to win the battle and get free, the saddle
of her sunken soul, in some abyss, some sheol

She cried her tears that fell so fierce

that night suddenly stopped the skies
in heavens, the gods heard her cries
she was freed from her torments
and those painful moments
where her children shares her broken songs
for her beloved captain, who’ve done her wrongs
She has now gone through a whole new journey
in a new strange land where she might be happy
preparing for the future of her progeny

Yet again, this girl once more,

cried with fervent abhor
to a new storm that she adore
that passed her way and broke her day

A future still lies ahead

where she should find a better shed
to protect her children from the painful burden
of seeing her slave, a battered maiden
bravely she fought, stand she tried
this girl, who twice now cried.