Her Silence Speaks

So many words left to say 

Still, words are left unspoken

He hunted me as his prey

I am still left unbroken

Darkness filled every crevice

My strength began to fail me

Cold dark eyes, conveyed sickness

Invaded, but now I see

Alone with no protection

Screams, no ears to hear my cries

I want resuscitation

I still see his evil eyes

His wicked rape erupted

Justice was never prevailed

Jurors were all corrupted

A tainted man, left unjailed

Pain staking, this ill rape culture

Broken bits of dignity

Choked by a corrupt vulture

Karma works out brilliantly

As smoking guns make fire

.......His fate will soon expire......

Reviews

[Traci]

A layered and haunting piece that lays heavy on the heart. The heart and soul of you that resonates through this is palpable, Jenn. Your dark tone captures the essence of fear and pain, healing and expired fate. Time helps the healing as one journeys through the darkness.

[The Rock And Roll Cowbo..]

Unfortunately in this world money talks, so does power and fame, they allow many to get off for crimes against people and humanity. Sometimes justice needs to be served with a blazing gun.

[Ana Soo]

This poem is full of rage and seeks justice. Well, karma is b***h. I liked the depth of this.

[Rusty]

very deep

[Rain]

Is this about date rape? No-matter, still very powerful. Well don. Love your Bio. Keep writing. I posted here many years ago. Won all the little badge and awards..then left when I saw it turning into a love fest.

[larryb]

Cool write but I hope this is fiction ..........

[Rob Santana]

Damn Jenn...deep raw write. look for my message

[A.r. Bazian]

wrath... rightful, raging wrath!
i salute both your strength, and your brilliance!
God Bless you my friend!
well written!

[Sami Khalil]

This is a masterpiece dear poetess . A very powerful write with painful words and sentences that can relay the pain and anguish. ...
Keep your work shinning.

[John Stussy]

The flow and imagery was so well done, I could hear a slow, haunting song to the words. Read it three times through and still felt the same song, underlying the feel of your words that tell the story of use, abuse and abandonment. Brilliant work you've written here!