Ptsd Poem by Abraham Onoja
Ptsd
As they say
the tree remembers
what the axe
forgets
everyday I turn
a new leaf of
memory
but the same
thing is written
on all its pages
with twitching
neon ink
I try, I try
grief hacks the
defiant code
I try, I try
the sun sheds
her leaves again
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: rape
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
So this is a dive into the possible aftermath of rape victims - Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It's a variety of symptoms, one of which is disturbing memories of the traumatic event that happened
Trauma, contrary to what many conceive, doesn't require a huge catastrophe to happen
It's dependent on how the individual receives the event
Trauma, contrary to what many conceive, doesn't require a huge catastrophe to happen
It's dependent on how the individual receives the event
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