mind prisoner

T.D DIP

When I am left unacknowledged in a room for too long, 

my mind whips me away

to that dreadful night. 

Back to my motionless body

to your cold hand moving itself along my side.

And your firm grasp around my neck

helplessly my delicate bones were crushed under your greed and sin.

I was blinded by your weight, 

and when you finished, 

I was too ashamed to look.

 Did that really happen? Maybe I'm just high. No one will believe me. How would I even tell? That would be so embarrassing! Just stay quiet. Maybe it was your fault. You wore the red shirt with the zip up jacket, and nice perfume. 

Maybe he thought you said yes…

 

So I am silent. 

Stripped of my words, torn of my thoughts. 

All because maybe

You thought I said yes



  • Author: T.D DIP (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 2nd, 2022 16:11
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Comments1

  • L. B. Mek

    I'm so sorry, for the suffering
    you seem to have survived
    and are bravely, trying to overcome..
    sharing your story or voicing
    your fury!
    will hopefully add
    to a collective, Voice
    that will someday insure
    more and more cases are reported
    so that more of those perpetrators
    will be held accountable..
    that's the only way
    we humanity, as a collective
    can help wage war
    on this archaically, barbaric
    spinelessly pathetic, scourge
    of shamefully, debased
    criminality
    poisoning, our attempts
    at establishing a civilised, society!
    where all
    may feel safe, thanks for sharing
    stay strong!

    • T.D DIP

      Thank you so much



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