What you took from me
That night you didn’t just take my body
You took the small part of me that was childlike
You took my soul
The confidence I had left
You took my love for going out
You took my love for food
You took my fearless attitude
You gave me fear of walking alone
You gave me fear of the dark
For I feared a monster always lurked in the dark corners
You took my carelessness with friends
You heightened my depression and anxiety
You gave me a life of constant fear
You made me lose the strength I had to fight against people like you
YOU at the end got away with it because of the fear you installed in me
Yet I never blamed you I blamed me
I hated me
I hated the body God gave me
But today I learned to win back who I was
And I become stronger, fearless, confident, and feared by people like you
Everything you took is now mine again!
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