Bernadette

Bernadette

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Bernadette Martin was an 18 year old woman who was shot while she slept in Northern Ireland. She was from a Roman Catholic family, and was seeing a protestant man. Bernadette was the very definition of an innocent victim, having never even asked her father whether the I.R.A. was Catholic or Protestant. This poem is an ode to her innocence, and the bravery of her family.
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COMPLETED✓ It was hard. Living. breathing. feeling. everything she did seemed to break her more. The beautiful white sheets were stained with blood. She was stuck. He never noticed her. She left her. Her father and best friend were the only ones. She tried. She saw. She learned. She convinced her. She lied to him. She didn't make it. She saw her. July second, 2001. She lived. Under heavy editing, so a few facts may be off. WARNING: Book contains mentions of hospitals, death, self-harm, sex, non-consensual touching, smoking, swearing, sickness, blood, graphic depictions of violence, slight gore, and homophobic threats. If any of this may trigger you please read carefully. © 2014 Elizabeth Chorley, all rights reserved.

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