Domestic Violence: The Issue
I don’t know if he loves me
Or if he hates me
He always says it’s for my own good
But I feel like it’s the opposite
My heart is racing
My head is spinning
I wipe my face and
See the blood on my hands
I look up
And see the man I called my love, he looks angry
I want it to be over
But he keeps going
Fists in the air
Then on my cheek
Feet kicking my thighs
Hands pulling my hair
Fists on my throat, chest, and face
It was supposed to teach me something
But I didn’t learn
I lay down, suffocating
My eyes throb
But I can’t call for help
He says this lesson will help me
And that I definitely need it
I don’t think it helps all it does it hurt
Inside and out
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