Children can be cruel. There's a girl, silent, seated in the front of the class, her innocence a distant memory, yet unnoticed by all. Objects fly her way when the teacher isn't looking, and break times are a nightmare. Still, she endures it all. The pain she knows too well from home now follows her to school. She doesn't understand why, and she's afraid to ask. Hope fades from her mind; all she knows is pain. Yet, she remains silent, enduring it all.
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Fragments of Innocence
PuisiEmbark on a deeply personal journey through the pages of "Fragments of Innocence." With raw and honest verse, the author invites you to explore the complexities of childhood trauma and the development of borderline personality. Interspersed with mom...
