Demon

by April McLaren   Mar 8, 2007


You took my innocence. you took my life. you took what you wanted. you didn't care if i cried. you watched me happy to be in pain for it was vain. you made me look at you when all i wanted was to die you hurt me for what a notch on the belt you took me as your prize.

what were you thinking when you pulsed yourself in. you thought that i was weak and couldn't speak.

i proved to you wrong for i faced you my demon

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  • 17 years ago

    by robin milford

    Glad to see u got more poems on here ape i think laura might be right about the flow of this poem. I have a contest for rape poems called untold stories in the main discussion board after polishing this beauty up u might want to enter it.

  • 17 years ago

    by Laura

    This was very expressive write! i think the flow would benefit from using a different format for your poem as it reads now it kinda all blends together srta like a story...all in all you described a hurt that i can really relate to.

    for this last line

    i proved to you wrong for i faced you my demon

    i think it would read easier if you removed the 'to' after the word proved.

    no i am no poetry expert so these are jus my opinions and personal suggestions.