Rape Poem by Kahreem Miles

Rape



I don't know the pains
Passing through my veins
I was a kid back then
A dog caged in a den

I was asked to stay with my Uncle
Because of the distance to my school
It was the best worst decision of life
Since then I've been walking on a knife

I was made a woman before the right time
I never knew orange was better to a lime
My uncle took advantage of my weary bones
My innocence was brutally over-throne

Now I am much older and beautiful
But the trauma I've passed through
Never once left me to be myself
It's just a bad memories left in shelf

Friday, July 29, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: dog,innocence,rape,school
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To all the girls out there going through Trauma and frustration
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