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He called me his little good girl: it was less of a compliment, more a command that if I did not follow every order, he would tell on us. I had to walk with his limp so he would not derail my secrets, make my boyfriend mad. It only worked because I was acting like a bad, bad girl with someone old enough to be my dad. I remembered he could put a gun down my throat if I misbehaved or wore a skirt too long or too short, too pink or too black or if I seemed too happy or too sad – good girls have no emotions, just let men take their breath away. I panted under my sheets and I came to the thought once, soon after, this man, he made me bleed.
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Feb 19, 2013
Feb 19, 2013 at 8:15 PM UTC
good girl
He called me his little good girl: it was less of a compliment, more a command that if I did not follow every order, he would tell on us. I had to walk with his limp so he would not derail my secrets, make my boyfriend mad. It only worked because I was acting like a bad, bad girl with someone old enough to be my dad. I remembered he could put a gun down my throat if I misbehaved or wore a skirt too long or too short, too pink or too black or if I seemed too happy or too sad – good girls have no emotions, just let men take their breath away. I panted under my sheets and I came to the thought once, soon after, this man, he made me bleed.
sarina
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Feb 19, 2013
Feb 19, 2013 at 8:15 PM UTC
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