Wrecking Ball

SerenWise

Perhaps I am not deserving of pity

When my own actions

Have been so harsh...

But without purpose,

Without intention.

 

All the same,

The memory of his body,

So vast in my sight

Pressing down like concrete,

Persisting, unrelenting…

Is hard to shake.

 

His chest solid and broad

I remember the hairs and freckles

On his arms

As he pinned me down,

Without care

Without consideration -

Wrecking me.

 

I’m glad now,

That I no longer have to slumber

In that bed

And address the ugly feeling

Which creeps up my throat,

Deriding me...

That I got what I deserved.

  • Author: SerenWise (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 11th, 2019 11:16
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 23
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  • dusk arising

    Ah but did you learn from it? do you feel better for it being your past not your present?.... so why pity? you're wiser and stronger..... tomorrow is waiting.

  • Neville

    Emotionally charged, almost to the point of spilling over, but controlled to the very end.... If autobiographical, I sincerely hope you have since moved on.. thoroughly enjoyed regardless... N

  • Fay Slimm.

    If from experience and so vividly painted the past beds fast in memory - - but moving on makes things more blurry - wishing you freedom from dreams of abuse - - catch hold of the future and try not to let go.



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