Giants
The Giants have found her again.
No matter where she goes, they will find her
and throw her back into her cell.
She’s soaked in juice
Sticky. Gross. Warm.
Will suffering end?
Four years have passed, but nothing
Nothing changed
No one…
No one saved her
No one…
WILL save her.
She's
Alone.
The Giants feed her their bread
Crusty. Stale.
She breathes in smoke and coughs out her voice.
The air around makes her dizzy and tipsy.
She can’t seem to remember a time different from this
this—This monstrous time filled with Giants.
She’s only child; not even 10 years of age and
the Giants keep her chained to keep her
from escaping
There is
She’s trapped.
No Escape.
One day she stops moving and
the Giants kick her away.
Her soul drifts into the toxic air
And she becomes I
And I can finally rest.
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