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I felt his hands touching my ******* my thighs I fought but it changed nothing, Because I was only 5 He told me that I should like it Though I begged him to stop It was more terrifying than I could ever admit But he pulled me down When I tried to run And I felt like I was going to drown He, who I had trusted Desecrated my most private places But he also forced his way into my head It was only his hands But to me It was something I would never fully understand His brother saw me And ignored my pleas As He violated my purity I finally ran From Him, my cousin And the memory of his touch, His hands.
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Apr 25, 2019
Apr 25, 2019 at 10:50 AM UTC
His hands
I felt his hands touching my ******* my thighs I fought but it changed nothing, Because I was only 5 He told me that I should like it Though I begged him to stop It was more terrifying than I could ever admit But he pulled me down When I tried to run And I felt like I was going to drown He, who I had trusted Desecrated my most private places But he also forced his way into my head It was only his hands But to me It was something I would never fully understand His brother saw me And ignored my pleas As He violated my purity I finally ran From Him, my cousin And the memory of his touch, His hands.
Dear Cousin, I hate you. I hope you die full of regret and guilt. That in your last moments, you remember what you did to me. Because I can never forget. You destroyed something that was so precious, my sense of safety. And I will never ever forgive you.
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Apr 25, 2019
Apr 25, 2019 at 10:50 AM UTC
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