Locked Up Pregnant Abroad In Barbados
The was much ado about nothing as Bajan prepared to watch the well hype program only to learn that the island and its actors were glossed over. In fact it seems as if we were supposed to feel for the criminal and take a close to negative position about local law. I do have a negative position for local law and that is because the young lady wasn’t properly rehabilitated to realize after her term in prison that there is too much pain that comes with cocaine to consider selling or using it. I think that after a period regretting being caught, the young lady should come to see the many ways in which this industry destroys cities.
| Locked Up Pregnant Abroad In Lady from On her body she would strap cocaine and customs circumvent Coming close to the time she learnt she was with child Kept pondering, should she still traffic drugs, her thoughts ran wild Experience traveling partner in crime, convinced her that it would be Done in no time and she will have lots of money Under new persuasions she met with some men who Packed cocaine and taped it in places where only her boyfriend knew Pounds strapped on and they left for their plane Risk seemed greater as she imagined the cocaine Escaping down her legs and in clear view Got more relaxed when the check in staff, never knew Not so fast, some police came to wipe away her smile And order a body search, she gave in and was never hostile No recourse, she was caught and her case came fast They gave her 5 years at Glendary, but how could she last A baby born here, in prison, what would she do Bajan laws give 3 months to place the child or it’s taken from you Rights and wrongs now plagued her as her child grew inside On nights she was sleepless and in the days she would hide All the stupid things she had ever done, this was the worst Didn’t matter that smuggling from Island beaches of blue waters and golden sands were a memory Never again will she experience the island’s glee Bars were bars from cell phones, movie theaters and much more A bar from all the pleasures she had known before Running it over in her mind, she thought she could never again Be a smuggler of illegal merchandise, trafficker of cocaine And still while she was here in our prison, we never taught her Drugs have a greater wrong than being caught, a greater danger Our system should show inmates the pain of cocaine, properly Shattered lives, broken homes, addicted children, a crippled society |
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