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Victimized


Lying beyond the grass of suffocation, He stood by, playing with my hair, Twisting and grabbing, aggressively, Making sure my mouth remained shut, I was only 15 He had a sweet voice, Eyes that could blind, Tied that I was his, Agreeing with disbelief, I was only 15
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