LADIES II

( CYCLES : STIGMA OF OUR SOULS )

You, who chose the fog of lies

Your noble parents idea renouced

To have love and career

 

He, whose love you won

He sons  with you abandoned

Another woman wentloved

 

And you at least understood

You were on the road wrong

You have become great lady

True love even you found

 

For an political prisoner you love

You’re wading on a winter night

Trough snow far away to well

Hidden you find documents

That now justified the innocence

Of youe beloved, good patience

 

In prison you got great married

Before process of court the end

You were an amazing couple

Like two angels, wonderful

 

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And you a lady didn’t become

Altough you still tried by one

For love of outstanding men you fought

Their generocity, goodness you got

 

But fate don’t want you happiness

That make unhappy families

By departure husbands, fathers

To you possesive, clever mistress

 

But you, to be a lady  still wanted

You much seduced and charmed

Won money, you seemingly helped

 

A small spark of goodness

Smoulders in your heart

Spark too small and to wear

To illuminate your darkness

 

You prefer to be quided

By the lights of the rays

That trash in the swamps

A deceptive, bad mirage

You’re used, otherwise you can’t

 

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And you didn’t become a lady

You even about it didn’t try

Being a lady you despise

A sellout whore you would be

 

Sellout whore in outfit lady’s

You reap success like apples

These apples however wormy

And you it’s evil eat greedly

 

Nobody bothers you in it

If you want to live like this

But  it’s not for you enough

You want praise, promotions

 

But the people are feed up 

Reject you, your’e loneliner

You’re getting still richter

Have no one to enjoy it with

 

When you are a little daughter

You cut angrily with scissors

Your mother’s beatiful dress

Becouse father walked with her

 

( November 28, 2024  )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Regina Obergard

Regina Obergard’s poetry is a fierce testament to the divine spark within each of us.

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