Comments on: Please read this poem, it is very difficult to write.

By: behind_i

behind_i — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

I know this letter took a lot of courage, Steve. I hope that given some peace of mind. I too was an altar girl. We had a couple of priests, among them an altar boy abused by another church. Luckily I was not present and did not know him until a few years later, when he was captured. Sorry for all the shame and suffering endured.
"The smell of revolts Insensé yet … absolutely.

By: jAzZy~Mi

jAzZy~Mi — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

Nice poem and accompanied by a real sense …. and my heart is with you …:)

By: El Penfold

El Penfold — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

Stunning. The Christian Church, even to this day refuses and abetting. In Ireland, as well as the usual sexual abuse, who ran the slave labor for personal laundry single mothers. You can put that one to a few rotten apples. On all the time convoluted shebang was sold to compensate victims around the world. If I were you Steve, I put this question every day of my life in the Yahoo Religion as a warning to those who leave their children alone with these traders Mumbo Jumbo

By: meganzop

meganzop — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

How do you feel now Steve? No longer a secret. You have publicly stated that the blame where it belongs. However, you need not to confess because he did not commit any crime against another human being. Put the blame where it belongs and let it remain there. Rape and sexual abuse also occurs outside of the powerful Catholic church. Priests were protected in the 60s. Gradually, it is taking by force of hiding long gowns. Cult patients with tunics. Now take a trip back as an adult this time, except this time say no. Trust me it is liberating. As a child who can not say no, but as an adult who can. In the adults who protect them. Rotten SOB that can never hurt again.

By: BlueFeat

BlueFeat — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

Bravo, Steve!
Sending both the poem and your explanation was very courageous. You've taken a huge step towards a happier future.
We must never forget the past, but we can agree with him. You may find that change is slow in coming (or not), but her writing has opened the door!
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By: imcuriou

imcuriou — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

When you were a child, you responded like a child. Now that you're a man, do what they can and to heal yourself. It was not your fault. Let the person go wrong facts. Do what is best for you to be the best you can be this day forward. Get help if needed. Carry no shame. You are everything! From this day forward, enjoying his life …. and God bless.

By: little sexy

little sexy — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

this is too good

By: commonse

commonse — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

This is good and probably cathartic. It's so sad, but it's part of our earthly experience. Our parents were really into child sexual abuse and who were raised in the 50s. If adults and children came to us, but we ran to our parents who always believed and took care of it. We were also warned to stay away from certain people, and he heard rumors, and lo and behold, it all came out years later … I know what it means to be addressed, but I ran like hell … was prevented is a plus. I pray for peace on his soul through and also see the good that has been in his life and alleviating pain.

By: .

Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

Under my poor poet must be very hard to write this, I also wrote a poem about me and what's going through my life. This poem is too hard, I feel the pain, the anguish that this poem is written in bass. Now … Life must continue, focused on their future, that this poem that his key to freedom.

By: Kayde

Kayde — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:19:16 +0000

wow ….
I feel your pain …
I hope you feel better now that you'vegotten out and told people.
he had to have real value, my friend.
peace and love always brother.
your eternal friend,
and fellow poet,
kayde