A poem describing rape and its aftermath. whether you interprute this as the rape of a tangible event, or the rape of female freedom is up to you opinion.
A hand grabs me
From behind
The darkened streets
Fear has me frozen
Survival has me scream
Pushed against
A red brick wall
Feeling my knees buckle
I grasp lapels and cringe
Trapped between
Tears run down my skin
I hiss and squirm
And receive a laugh
Adrenaline making
My blood sing
I stomp, bite and scream
Slow kisses on my skin
Descend trying to coax me
To a place for the dead
I strain my neck
Desperate to get away
Will you not make this easy?
It will be over soon?
My head shakes
The voice of defeat away
And again I push
Receiving a split lip
Later broken arms
Ripping sounds in my ears
I thrash against the wall
Please stop. Will you not give in?
The voice is pleading
Desperately grieving
As I am torn open
Screams wasting
Into the mocking stars
Never give in
Another screams
And my broken self
Awakes and bites
A solid pulling
The monster screams
Laughing
Blood and fouls tasting
Run
It sounds
Not knowing
Not caring
Running
Cracking
Pain not registering
Faster
Farther
A light! A hope!
I scream
And everything
Goes into a blur
Voices changing
Sympathetic and angry
Lights flashing
For some reason
I’m crying
Years later
Still trying
Cringing at mirrors
When passing a stranger
A monster I picture
I cower and move faster
Hold myself closer
Hearing the uncovered
Whispers
‘What a poor scared little thing”
“A pretty thing she must have been”
Yes
A voice sounds bitterly
A pretty thing
She was
A pretty thing
I was
Now I shudder at the thought
Never again do I want to be
Such a pretty little thing
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