Just to rub it
My mind freaks
Thinking just to choke it
Even though I know
You'd never lay a hand
I feel bad
Although I cannot help my reactions
You didn't do this to me
But my body remembers
The hand that tried to squeeze
The life out of me
Is no longer present
But his actions remain in me
Like a great rock band said
"The memory remains"
My body reacts
Without any warning to me
My chin goes up my hand grabs his
I panic
Getting a surge of adrenaline
This is crazy, he would never hurt me
But those who did my body will always remember
Memories my mind will not allow me to recall
But memories my body will never forget
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I'm 24 years old, I live with my fiance, Jake and our two dogs Lakota and Katie. I'm a full time union laborer and working, fishing and hunting every spare moment. View profile
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3 Comments
Post a CommentMoving. So true too. Applies to anyone and any animal. Traumatic events create scars ever so deep and often cannot be removed...ever.
Thank you it gave me chills when I read what I wrote...
Powerful!