I hear his muddy footsteps as he enters the room. The stall door creaks from the slightest touch of his monstrous hands. I was only six at the time, so innocent, so unaware of life's real darknesses. The smell of alcohol on his breath fills the room. I am alone, alone, alone. I cry for help, but the only answer is silence. I beg him to stop but that only entices him. Suddenly, my childhood is lost with the slip of his hand. Today, I am still haunted by those memories. Still wary of strangers and what they may do. And what for? For your instant gratification? For your ****** release? No more. Enough. You do not get anything from this. Because I am still walking. I am still alive. I am still that same boy you violated 8 years ago. You lose. I win.
This poem is the story of the day in which my life was changed. 8 years ago, I was molested. I hope to reach out to all of those going through ****** abuse and let them know that they are not alone.