Mr. Smith seemed like a good neighbor Who has a usual routine and greets her good morning Little did she know that there was something else Behind his good mornings and greetings on the streets And one night she didn't realize There was another shadow, and it wasn't hers And something unspeakable happened She grew up believing it was her fault Because Mr. Smith is a good neighbor Or so that's what society says Because it's always the victim's fault And not the perpetrator Apparently she provoked the action At the age of 20 she still can't speak Because if she does she will be attacked Not with sticks but with words She will be labeled as a ***** So she forced herself to believe That it was her fault Because Mr. Smith is a good neighbor
It doesn't make sense why and how people justify these kind of things and blame it to the victim saying "she/he deserves it" or "they did something to provoke the person"Β Β or ESPECIALLY "she's not wearing something appropriately." I believe someone can wear whatever they want w/o being harassed or ridiculed by.