Abuse Poetry Index
Special note about Lots of New Poems - Please read
A Note from me about the poems here


Special note about Lots of New Poems - Please read

There are now many new poems here thanks to a very wonderful man, Marvin L. Caldwell. I saw many of his poems on a memorial site that a mother had made for her daughter who had been killed by her husband and wanted to help stop Domestic Violence.

Thank you Marvin for not only writing these poem but allowing me to use your poems here as well.

Here is a note from Mr. Marvin Caldwell

I regret that I am not professionally trained to counsel anyone on Domestic Violence situations or any other personal problems. I am just a concerned individual that would like to see domestic violence end & use my poems as a tool to let it be known how I feel about this issue!

A Note from me about the poems here
I moved all the poems to individaul pages so that I could make sets that would match the wording of the poem.

I feel that a background set should represent the words on that page and so I created special graphic sets for each of the poems.

As well, each poem has a link to the Poet who wrote it.
This way if you like the poem, you can contact them to get permission to use it on your site.

I also offer a comment at the end of each poem explaining why I think that poem says so much about Domestic Violence.

Poems on Domestic Violence

Poems Index
An Abused Wife by Angel of the Heart
A New Start by James A. Kisner aka Poppy
Broken Vows by Marvin Caldwell
Changed Lives by Marvin Caldwell
Children And Domestic Violence by Marvin Caldwell
Darker Side Within by T. W. Martindale
Domestic Violence Has No Boundaries by Marvin Caldwell
Don't Be Fooled by Author Unknown
Frozen In Time by Gwenn Lewis
I Got Flowers Today by Allen"TwoTrees" Dowdell.
Ladies in Waiting by Warrior Poet
Love Shouldn't Hurt by Marvin Caldwell
On The Attack by James A. Kisner aka Poppy
View of Domestic Violence by Marvin Caldwell
Users and Abusers by Marvin Caldwell
What Kind of Man Abuses? by Marvin Caldwell
Why Must The Children Suffer? by Marvin Caldwell

If you are planning on leaving, please do not forget to sign our guestbook. Thanks! I've made it real easy. There is a link on every page as a reminder.