Of your
children.
They are tortured
And silently scream
for help.
I know they
cannot heal alone.
They use bandages to hide
And change
them from time to time,
But the
wounds!—
The wounds are
infected
And will not
be forgotten.
I am a helper.
I march
softly.
I will uncover the gangrenous mess
And offer Your
antiseptic.
Cleansing
brings pain—stinging pain—
But heals from
the inside out
Leaving only a
scar of experience
Reminding us
to flee danger.
Betsy
Oh... you are wise, Betsy. (The number of bandages on my body are increasing and I shy away from the antiseptic, for I grew irritated at its healing sting.)
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