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No

by SerratedMoth

An unmeasurable amount of thought has gone into the analyzing of my being And why it was my fault that night I decided to provoke you to such animosity That I was greeted to a storm of fingers ripping the cloth from my chest and falling like petals On your bedroom floor I whimpered, crushed under the heavy weight of you, Lover As the thing I knew not belonged to me, but to you and "No" was the last word I had ever spoke again.
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SerratedMoth
21 / F
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Written by
SerratedMoth
21 / F
Published
Nov 14, 2014
Time
1m
Notes

Very old poem.

Don't contact me about this, as it is a very touchy subject. It has taken me a lot of courage and strength to get over this event and even more so to move on and grow from it, and hopefully turn tragedy into a work of art.

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#sad#life#personal#experience#rape
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