The Orange Lily
idol....
rship and adore you;
forgotten. You'll be the enem
will be useles
u were once the light
distress, their grief and sadness. They'll forget that you were their sunshine
e word brought them out of
Condemn you. Drive you to the
e to fend for yourself
t all that pure white and perfect--- that you're also bound to make mistakes, that you
will judge you first before they
tion of a cruel w
or disgust. Staring at her with hateful and j
at a
hat a
disgu
hameful disa
y woman with a p
ll women, she shouldn't b
y family or my daugh
be called a woman, such dirt
child! After everything
ught to her family. She dese
ding behind s
n would want a pr
d want to get involve wit
ever plans on marrying from tha
t out a satisfie
lve themselves with a
sneering laughter bouncing through the hot Sunday afternoon outside
world, gushed about their love for her, rolled on the floor in worship, humbled themselves, laid their hearts and souls down for God
to commit such unforgiving mistake. Mummers had broke through the whole church auditorium, those who could
y and sadness as they watched Gracious for the first time since t
ming and peaceful smile everyone could wished for.
er imagine. Steps timid and guilty. Face masked with humiliation. Eyes the epitome of regret. An expression--- emotions
nd everyone couldn't swallow the news--- those who prayed f
posed to the callous fangs and claws of the
ther. The whole family bowed in shame, their glor
had asked them to support and help her through this delicate time. He had asked them not to judge her because
the church and be the friend, the councillor, light, courage and strength she n
her. Some consoled her when she took her seat, telling her it
y sanctuary would be saying such cruel things about their fellow Christ
at a shame
od. This girl has no fear of God." One sneers aggressively,
e was bold enough to foo
can never be fooled! Why d
right. God exposed h
whole world must know her
and see, they'l
l as they condemn the young lad
rt painfully hammering against her ribcages, lun
to face them, her friends--- the very ones she stood for and supported when they fell, when
you hear, there is an
y?!" They
is not Jesus she is goin
Then
od who
"G
the Holy Spirit came,
one of Jesus
udas Is
ng each other. The sound so painful and ear pierci
y doing this to her? Treating her lik
them badly, she needs their warm embraces and
re they no
a soft cutting groan while willi
he can't
avy heart that they
judged them.
t them. They did
n they fell, to understand them, to help them right their wro
as there, being their light. She never left them to
, she has been no
id they do? What
o understand her. They
. And made fun of
predicament. She realizes how heartlessly callous the world is. It's very much amusing how she's t
of the Lord there are hypocrites, scoffers
the Lord. They act hypocritically with no shame or fear of the Lord with
t be judged. Do not condemn others, or it will all come ba
Those who love God must also love th
this the love of God? Slandering, Judging and condemning a Christian sister
ble is their '
never real fr
- the LIGHT of the world judge her, watch her and laugh at her when she falls, instead
g for her baby and the future ahead, hoping that God forgives her mistakes and
ng Gracious,
ast Lagon stands the enchanting mansion of the Ɔdɔ family. A silhouette stands at the bal
s running through her
breeze, loving how it whips gently cool on her face. She would have fallen deeply in love with the beauty of the sleepless city of Accra, the distant hummi
ight is affected by her dampened mood. Tonight's air is gloomy, fills
ee days to turn her life upside down. From a perfect life to an imperfect life. From doted on to hated. From a peaceful
t something like this will happen to her---
lost f
lost
e lost
lost lo
e lost
l take the news if they find out---
a funny
ears. She chuckles softly. She can't count the number
back to this morning at the family
because of her. The grandfather who dotes on her the most sat in the high chair, being
ing grandfather, who is full of love and praises for her. Th
om the way he looked at her, his ha
the center of the extrava
uch shame to our family you ungrateful brat! After everything this family has done for you you chose to whore around with no shame?!" Her eldest brother had stepped in to intervene for her, using the safety of the unborn baby
s the most disgusting dirty thing in the worl
blemish--- disgrace. Disappointment and heartbreak soar p
wn at the thorn that pricked their family's image,
pure white lotus appearance, delicate innocence and perfect character. Who would have t
nd insulted by their pride, once
he ground and being stepped on. Becoming nothing but a bullying garment of s
ame and pain in their hearts. Her sad tears could not wa
sh and purify it, the colour could n
imprint on and in every f
ality they all h
with toxic words. They had called her dir
mily. A liar and a pretender, a sneaking smelly rat
s made fun of by her favorite auntie--- the v
ising dreadful goosebumps and wrapping her soul with c
and look of contempt and victory dancing in the eyes of her favori
though she hi
diently receiving every painful remarks and insults from every corner of
d--- sympathized with her. No one asked why. And it hurts her, a l
- her family did truly love her,
repair--- lonely and depressed to the point she t
slit and deep.
like a blee
much, too hazy, t
en a family who cared the most about image and reputation than
us snakes who care nothing about
ss animals in
urch members, parents
all hypocrit
they all n
she couldn't, the words will not come out. It was as if her throat was ceased, there was nothing she could do or
her, kick her to any direction like
edator passing by. And she can not do anyth
sappointment in the eyes of her fourteen ye
be like her. She eats like her, drinks like her, dresses like her, smiles like her, laughs like
d of her Gracious,
ct like her big cousin so she
flawless Beauty to everyone she saw. In school, church, neighbor
the ends of earth to defend her Gracious' pure honour. Because she k
with the news of her
nd begging her idol to tell her the real truth because she couldn't acce
e tied. A heavy crushing heart and guilt filled eyes.
adness, pain, disappointment, betrayal, disgust, anger and hate that
g. That was the most painful encounter of her life and Gracious doesn't know if she h
ss misery grieving bound soul from the mo
iving, will she she also treat her like everyone else? Or
ustrous looking city of Accra, she thinks; Is the
n her tightly clench hand and stares at it for what felt like years, giving he
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