Stand, by Chalan
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The clutching hands of darkness
pulled me down to its sinking
depths.
And night after night I sat
and wept,
Wishing that he could understand
that what I needed most
Was a good, loving man.
I wished that he could've seen
that my shattered heart was Aching
And that my body was to be cherished,
not for the taking.
That his words were more
of a slap than the fists
He threatened to use.
I felt lost and so confused,
Unsure of what I should do.
But I knew that it couldn't go on
anymore
So I took my stand
and walked out the door.
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Posted: 2009-02-13 07:23:46 UTC |
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