Unsuspecting victim
Young and defenseless
Trapped with the memory forever
So clear and precious
Never thought it would happen to her
He, the pig
Slaughtered with a smile
A hidden laughter without denial
Unaware of the damage he would cause
That haunting voice and sly face
Remaining picture perfect in her mind
A cold fall day ruins
An ideal scene to remember
Nothing can take back what was done
Terrified with paranoia as she walks
A shower or bath will not wash away his eyes
Forget all that has happened
Just make it wash away
As she closes her eyes
Sees that face
She cannot sleep
The water’s too cold
Surrounding and drags her down
With tears falling
She cries in misery
Let them run away
Make a bigger puddle at your feet
Erase this memory
As hard as she can
Somehow, make it fade away
Beg to redo this day
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