I used to have dreams,
I used to feel joy,
I used to have a family,
But now I am a toy.
I could be your friend.
I am but an object,
My status as someone sold away,
These invisible chains I wear,
Dig into me every day.
I could be your sister.
My body once innocent,
Is now battered and bruised,
I try to forget,
But the scars remind me how I am abused.
I could be your mother.
Far away from home,
Far away from hope,
Trapped in abuse,
My dreams turned to smoke.
I could be you.
I thought slavery was a thing of the past,
A thing of years gone,
But there are more people enslaved today,
Than those now done.
Even though my life is left in nothing but debris, I ask you just one thing:
Please Help Me.
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Trafficked
PoetryA one poem book to raise awareness on the issue of Human Trafficking.
