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Stolen Innocence


What’s it called when someone steals your innocence? How does one little girl, once so sweet and loving How does she keep going? She builds those walls that people call rebellion. I bet they never wondered why she is the way she is. Don’t they know she hurts? As bad as she want to forget and erase it from her mind She can’t, It always comes creeping back. Just when she feels safe and happy, it comes to ruin her. But she’s stronger now because of it. That painful moment when she was not longer sweet and innocent When all that was stripped and taken from her, When she was completely torn apart, It made her strong It helped her grow Now she can fight back.
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