Two Twenty-Two

Two Twenty-Two

A Poem by Faith Almazan

Last Friday
was the last day,
I felt human.
Like the real Faith.
I never knew
just what to do,
or how to feel,
that afternoon.

He stole my time.
He has my mind.
Flashes of him
pop-up, I find
it hard to let
myself rewind.
'Cause when I do,
tears leave my eyes.
They stain my cheeks.
No, I'm not fine.
I'm f*****g sad,
I cry alone.
Out on the street;
Cold concrete stone.
Tears soak my hand,
I feel pathetic,
as strangers watch.
I hate to let it,
my emotions.
Come to and fro.
I'm not a girl,
Yes, this I know.
In the next life 
I won't show
that vulnerability
that they all know.

© 2015 Faith Almazan


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Added on April 4, 2015
Last Updated on April 5, 2015
Tags: perverts, trauma, flashbacks, post-traumatic stress, pcp

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Faith Almazan
Faith Almazan

Vancouver, Canada



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