Lee Marsh Abuse Recovery Page

A Bridge
A Child
A Father's Life
A Lonely Child
A Pedophile Paradise
Abandoned
Abandonment
Abused Child
Alone
Amanda
Anxiety
Arranged Marriage
At Last
Beating
Betrayed by a Friend
Body Image
Buses
Can you Feel Me?
Clouds
Control Me
Dear Matt:
Deathbed
Deathwatch
Declaration of Freedom
Father's Eulogy 1
Father's Eulogy 2
Fear is...
Fifty Years
Final Call
Funeral
Growng up Sad
Healing Words
Honor the Children
Hope
House Arrest
How Could You?
I am my Father's Daughter
I Remember
I to We
Images in my Mind
Indifference
Inner Child
In Silence
Knots
Lady M
Lauder Ave.
Life Beginning
Love is...
Masks
Memory
Mother, Where were You?
My Haiku
Names
No Matter What
Odds and Ends
Old Scars
Playing at Life
Punishment
Purple
Rejection
Rejoice
Ribbon of Highway
Sent Away
Silence
Sleep
So Many People
Soap
Sorrow
Step-Father
Sunburn
Suzanne
Tear-Stained Face
Tears of Rage
To Be a Woman
Tricks of the Trade
Under the Bed
Untitled Poems
Untouched by Mother
Victims
Virtual Stranger
Walking on Eggshells
What Children Can Tell Us
What Will I See?
Words

I left my home
But not alone
I went to see my girls.

The sun so hot
I had a lot
And now I am all burned.

A bright red nose
That’s how it goes
Arms and legs are sore.

You’d think I’d learn
How not to burn
It hurts so much you know.

I’m home again
But still in pain
A longer time I think.

Copyright 2002; 2004: Lee Marsh

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