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Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Was Not Lost ; A Poem For Marcus Fiesel



Was Not Lost ; A Poem For Marcus Fiesel
By L. Wilson
They did not hear me,
They did not see me,
They did not know me,
But they tried so hard,
They turned every blade of grass,
Searched under every tree,
Left no stone unturned,
Oh how brave they were,
For me,
Not knowing,
What had become of me,
They held hope,
That soon,
They would find me,
And I would be safe,
But their hopes,
Soon became reality,
Not a stranger,
Not an enemy,
But the ones,
Who were to care for me,
Took what the Lord,
Had given me,
My life to them,
Was burdening,
For them to do,
Whats been done to me,
Not knowing I was a gift,
That needed loved,
And someone to protect me,
They locked me in their closet,
Forgot I was human,
Forgot I needed water,
Forgot I needed food,
Forgot I needed air,
And they forgot in death,
I could still tell the truth,
I am safe now,
The Lord has brought me home,
And here is really,
Now where I belong,
Dancing with angels around me,
Never hungry,
And never knowing,
Any of the pain,
For now I am home,
And for them,
Their fate will remain.......

I changed some of the words, but then that happens to me. I hope they get to read this at the court hearing, it says more than they can believe.

May you rest in peace Marcus, and may they always know you were loved by us, the ones who searched for you to be returned safely.


L. Wilson

3 Comments:

  • At Friday, September 08, 2006 3:30:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Beautiful poem and blog. I am constantly on the boards at courttv and came across your blog in a thread there. Your blog is wonderful. Let us help those that can't. Marcus has touched a lot of people. I hope the evil ones get what they deserve.

     
  • At Wednesday, February 21, 2007 9:20:00 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I loved your poem you had wrote even tho it tears me up to hear that somebody out there is that cold-hearted to even do that to anyone let alone a child. I think they should suffer beyond belief sometimes i wish we could go to back in the day where people got the electric chair instead of peacefully be put to sleep!!

     
  • At Sunday, January 18, 2009 10:14:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Holly Schlaack's book reads like a novel, even if at times the stories are heartbreaking and we want to turn away our eyes. Her experience comes from firsthand involvement with abused children and, although their circumstances are wrenching, she works to create avenues out of their suffering. The book reveals the gaps in the foster care system as well as the successes. This book Invisible Kids is inspiring and challenging for any professional or private citizen. (www.InvisibleKidsTheBook.com)

     

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