SONIA FRALEY 
Written By: Tiffany Saxon 
Courageous is she.... A women who knows first hand 
on what it's like to lose her way.... 
Fighting, Striving, and Surviving is the key in reclaiming 
her place in the lives of her two kids. 
Playing tug of war with her own mother, .... 
who's interests only lies not on the kids..... 
But on the highest bids. 
For she's been knocked down...kicked! 
...Sleeping under bridges around town.... 
Eating out of trash cans and drinking out of bottles, 
wrapped in the color brown. 
Transfixed in her need for the taste of intoxication, 
Fighting back against her own pack of demons... 
Eventually costed her an advance in her education... 
Sending her down a spiral of horror... 
Ripping away her Dignity, Pride, and Identification.... 
Leaving her alone, confused, .... 
bringing her back to the realization 
of having no point of views nor justifications... 
Until the day, when she'd awaken 
in unfamiliar territory. 
Being afraid and lead astray 
sent her to her knees 
and she began to pray.... 
With tears in her eyes... 
She looked up at the sky 
and began to say... 
' Heavenly Father can You hear me? ' 
For I know You've already forgiven me.. 
For I have sinned and this is no place I want to be.... 
So take me by the hand and appoint me 
to the road I should be... 
For my two daughter's need me... 
please help me to breathe..' 
And the heavens began to open and sing.... 
' Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean 
not on your own understanding; 
For In all your ways acknowlege Him, 
and He shall direct your paths'.... 
And from that day, Sonia wiped herself off and found 
her way with a smile 'always' on her face.. 
Realizing that she was always in the hands of God 
who put her back on track 
and in her rightful place... 
THE END... 
This poem was just presented to sonia yesterday September 26,2009.
I was also asked to do this poem for this inspirational women. as well as other poems...i also hope you all like this poem as well...god bless to all.                
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
 
                    