Sunday, December 1, 2013
Monday, November 18, 2013
Moving to the orphanage and getting kicked out to the streets.
I talk about moving to the orphanage, describe the people and their role, what it was like being there, and the fact that the "nun" who ran the orphanage kicked my niece, my sister's half sister (from her father's side), and I to the streets and forbade us from stepping on the orphanage grounds. My oldest sister was suppose to come to pick us up, but she never did.
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Moving on
I wrote this poem after a hyped up lad contacted me asking to "know about {my} life" because of hers and her friend's curiosity while pretending to care about me. I was furious because we both know that she does not care about me. I wrote back telling her the truth of why I was not in contact with anyone. We exchanged a few emails, but then I asked for her number and never heard from her again. What can I say? what goes around, comes around. This time was my turn to get bothered by someone, tomorrow just might be her turn.
So, this was my answer to her wanting to know about my life.
She wrote back telling me how much she understands my situation, but there is no way she could ever in this life understand what I have had to go through. Especially not the girl that has said she wants to die a miserable death because her life had been so easy; nor the same sadistic lad who has previously done things just to make me feel bad. I truly don't understand what I have for anyone to be jealous of.
Anyway,
This is life. We win some and lose some.
So, I wrote this poem in the name of moving on.
Moving on
Ø I woke up today and thought about you
It made me want
to puke, but the knot of anger in my throat would not let anything through
Ø
I
keep questioning how I got to this place
And wonder what
it would be like to tell my story to the people who helped me get here face to
face
Ø
There
is much doubt that I’ll ever get a chance
But for
humanities’ sake, I’ll continue to hope till I jump that fence
Though, I’m
prepared for the fact that I may never get to play defense
Ø
I
did not ask to be here
This was a gift
given to me by fate and my mother
They started the
story, but only I can continue it further
Ø
I
want to start anew
Even if I only
have the support of a few
I want to stop
blaming myself as my mother didn’t think things through
Ø
I
don’t need advice from a backstabber
All you do is
stick your nose, and blabber
Ø
I
can only control myself, the same goes for you
Don’t expect me
to get in queue
Cause I will not
compromise only to be blue.
Ø
I’ve
been moving on since my prime
It is just a
matter of time till I complete the clime
It takes great
strength to turn away from false hope and face being alone
I have no regret;
I will wear my pride as the symbol of being full grown
I will be happy
as I face death and give my last moan
Even if my story
remains unknown.
Adoption is a business
Adoption: another name for human trafficking
I was adopted
Hello everyone.
I'm new to blogging. I've decided to start a blog to share my story as an international adoptee. My sister and I were adopted from Haiti to the US back in 2003 by an American couple with a complex background.
Adoption is a complex process that is very misunderstood. I hope that telling my story from my point of view will help me with recovering from the lost and trauma of adoption.
I want to connect with people who have similar background and experience as me and I want to be able to have open discussions about this issue.
Who knows? Maybe I will be able to reconnect with some of my orphanage buddies who were adopted to various other places and Hopefully others will be inspired to share their story so that we will not have to feel alone in our struggles in life.
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