The corner in my mind where I liveA Poem by Karen Elizabeth millerIt was hard making it through 11 years of abuse as an young adult even harder come out from my little corner where I lived and protected my emotions and inner selfI crouched down in a corner As he pointed a gun slowly to my head "Better keep your mouth shut" As I silently wished I was already dead There was no escaping This madman's grip would never end It drug on and on forever There was no one with whom I could depend Taken from my family at such an early age Seemed a fun adventure at the time But then my eyes really opened up For me it had seemed like a lifetime A lifetime since I've seen or Heard from anyone I knew But this is how he wanted things I didn't know what else to do The pain and suffering Dragged on day in and day out My mind was starting to shut down And all I wished for was to check-out This time my screams were louder Enough for everyone to hear No matter that I was hurt Now just waiting for the cops to appear They broke down the door So easily it seemed all a blur But he had me locked away Never thinking it would end in failure As they dragged him out the door I remember it all too well I had no remorse And wished he'd go to hell Started all over the next day Even though they broke his hand I was forever to blame for it all This was more than I could stand For me there was no end No tunnel down the road This was my fate forever I would always remain shadowed © 2013 Karen Elizabeth millerReviews
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1 Review Added on November 13, 2013 Last Updated on November 13, 2013 AuthorKaren Elizabeth millerBoiling springs , PAAboutI survived 11 yrs of abuse now my writing reflects my recovery process. more..Writing
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