A Broken Doll
A Broken Doll
Lying on a pile of garbage was a broken doll
With a twisted head.
I saw it when I was out for a stroll,
I imagined that it was a pretty girl lying dead.
Victim of grave injustice and horrific violence
It's soul bemoaning its fate in unusual silence.
It's plastic body lay torn apart,
Destroyed by its own playmate.
I walked away with a heavy heart,
Wondering over its sorry state.
It's not only the plastic doll that is broken,
It's happening to women and children of all ages.
They die leaving behind words unspoken,
Some children hardly reach their teenage.
Acid attack, domestic violence a
nd rape,
Women and children are the victims.
The perpetrators mostly escape,
While the family and the media screams.
Seeking justice for a departed soul,
Her mother fought a legal battle and cried,
This heinous crime shook the nation on the whole,
But justice delayed was justice denied.
God finally answered a mother's prayers
By sentencing the convicts to death.
The court punished her daughter's slayers
Their conscience will prick them until their last breath.
This punishment will be a lesson
To all the human beast,
And teach them to respect women
Not to consider them as a delicious feast.