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Free Martha

by Quinlan L Gibson

Free Martha.
Let the poor girl go, it’s mere hours now.
She looks tired, used, spent if you will.
She looks wisened, resentful, and humbled.
Free Martha.
Just unlock her cell, tell her to go home.
Put the bracelet on her ankle, she’s not going to roam.
Let her work and create and do what she does.
Let her grow and cook, and craft and sew.
Free Martha. Just let her go.
Poor old girl, she made a mistake, don’t we all?
Served some time, lost some dimes
learned to mind her p’s and q’s.
Public punishment on t.v. and headlines.
Free Martha she’s taken enough.
Let her breathe, and repent in her home on her own.
Let her wash and be cleansed and start over again.
It’s mere hours now, just let her go.

03/03/2005

Author's Note: Silly. I'm watching all the hub bub about Martha. Poor thing.

Posted on 03/04/2005
Copyright © 2025 Quinlan L Gibson

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Charlie Morgan on 03/04/05 at 05:07 PM

...good tongue-in-cheek "gotcha" on this lil escapade of hers eh? yeah, letter go, like you say well in this one, annnd don't we all make 'em?...good piece, quinlan. peace, chaz

Posted by Ginette T Belle on 03/07/05 at 05:38 PM

love this...great poem..

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