Abuse & Survival
These poems are stitched from the silence that followed pain. They speak in flashbacks, in guarded lines, in metaphors sharp enough to protect. Survival here isn’t pretty; it’s raw, trembling and true. And still, the voice rises.
When we write what we weren’t allowed to say.
You Took Away My Voice
A fierce, defiant protest against forced silence and psychological abuse, this poem exposes the cruelty of control, the violence of censorship, and the quiet war waged against a soul struggling to speak.
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He Whispered Love
A soft, aching meditation on the paradox of pain and affection. This free verse confession walks the fine line between abuse and yearning, revealing how love and fear can echo through memory in equal measure.
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You Blinded Me
A volatile dance between love and control, this poem traces a kiss that shackled more than the body. Blinded by a lover’s charm and diseased spirit, the speaker falls into submission, where even affection carries the weight of a weapon.
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Dreamed He Would Keep Me Safe
A burning lament for the promises love breaks, this poem journeys through desire, control, and regret. What began as safety becomes obsession, where flame becomes fetter and trust leaves only wounds.
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Danced the Razor’s Edge
A sorrowful meditation on betrayal and self-destruction, this poem dances the fine line between desperation and release. It bleeds with the ache of unrequited hope, where pain becomes prayer and silence becomes a scream.
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Adrenochrome
A poetic fragment of fury and fear, Adrenochrome is a whispered curse from behind the headlines. A glimpse into the rot beneath the pageantry, and the youth devoured for it.
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