No Evidence

by Natalie   Jul 27, 2006


Weak violated shattered heart,
Ripped into shreds; pulled apart.
Evil demon who creeps at night,
Stealing innocence without a fight.

Bruises, cuts, scars or burns?
No evidence to prove the wrong.
Shortened air; unable to breathe,
Too much force; she isn't strong.

Strange voices echo in her mind,
Reminding of what's left behind.
Weak violated shattered heart,
Ripped into shreds; pulled apart.

Broken, torn, completely alone,
No evidence to prove the wrong.
Physical abuse at it's very best,
But puzzle pieces don't belong.

Evil demon who creeps at night,
Stealing innocence without a fight.
Proud he was; so unbelievable,
Mind and soul's now unreachable.

No evidence to prove the wrong,
While simple words can be spoken,
Forceful actions is what's strong.

July 27th 2006
Copyright © Natalie

_If you're unsure about the meaning of this, and would like to know. Feel free to PM me.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Nicole Nolen

    Very deep poem! I'm speechless i'm blowned away from reading this.Keep it up and feel free to comment on my work also.

  • 17 years ago

    by Silentblond

    Great job, I enjoyed it a lot

  • 17 years ago

    by Biscuit

    I love the repetition in this poem, most of the time when people repeat lines it seems out of place but it really works here. the pace and flow are also very good, the poem really fits together and creates a strong impact on the reader.

    -biscuit-

  • 17 years ago

    by Phantom Lord

    All I can say is wow...I think this is my favorite poem of yours. Amazing. I know what you say pm you find out what it means..or is about..but I think some poems are left to be interepted.And this one definatley makes one think.

  • 17 years ago

    by MariiaShan

    Hello um Yes I am not to sure about the true meaning of this poem I think it is either about being abused physically or sexually but I am not to sure.get back to me please

    maria

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