The sun stood high in a spotless blue sky, the pool water cool on my skin; your skin shone with sweat and I seemed to forget the nightmare that I was trapped in.
That oh so cruel sun of Greece shone on, never once thought to pause; it looked down at us as your hands, oh so rough, collided with my bruised jaw.
Summer went fleeting like every new beating, it was over soon after begun; you pulled on my hair and threw me into despair, and the radio, carefree, played on.