A game called rape
I can see him stare at me, in a way I donāt like. It makes me feel so weak and uncomfortable., like Iām the prey and he is the predator. And he shows me his wicked smile, stating that there is nowhere I could escape to.
So I complain, āI see the devilā I yell, āhe resides with usā but no-one believes. They say he exists only in my head. But how could I prove to them that this is not an illusion., for Iāve scars on my skin that are still so raw and fresh and Iāve marks and bruises he leaves that never fades away.
And there he comes, walking towards me. I turn away. I continue to write like I didnāt see him, but I know heās right behind. I can hear him breath. So I write: āHeās so caring and so good. So sweet and loving. He cares, he cares, he cares., for meā . He takes a glance at them, letās out his wicked smile and leaves. My heart rates pace down. I breathe. Gasping air for my lungs.
But I know heāll come back. Heāll always come back for his cravings. And Iāve seen his real side. Heās an animal who is thirsty for my blood, who wants to satisfy his hunger and Iām the flesh he favors. Heās waiting to tear my skin apart with his nails and touch me with his dirty hands. But I wonāt let that happen. E.V.E.R This time Iām going to fight back stronger than I ever did before. I will fight for all the nightmares I woke up screaming., for all those nights I bled till my sheets soaked in tears., for all those flinches he gave me with his looks.
And once again, he comes. Walking towards me. Heās sees me writing.Stands behind me. I can hear me breathe. And I write: āHeās so evil and bad. Heās cruel and harmful. Heās cruel. Heās cruel. Heās cruel to meā . Stunned he glares at me and I donāt turn away. I stare at him; in such a way that he canāt stare back. My eyes filled with anger which could burn him alive.
He goes away. Heās afraid now. Of me, of my words and the courage I showed. He saw the fire which isnāt going to settle down.
And I will fight this battle, all alone, till I hear him plead and see him bleed. This war is going too dreadful but I can see myself winning. Wining against all odds and fear with my weapon called courage.
At the end, the war ends. The storm has passed. And I survived. I survived each one of my battle.
So I look at look at the sun, with flowers in my head. I whisper to the wind: āThe devil is now deadā








