Like an animal [Sick]

Fuck me,

Fuck you,

Fuck us all together

 

We both know I want to rape

Guess I'm far too human?

We both know I want to be sick

Guess I'm far too human?

We both know I want to die

Guess I'm the only one who wont cry

 

Close your eyelids and pretend I'm not here

Go on with this nonsensical mummering

Let me slide my fingers

Let me taste the salt of your sweat

Let me live my life the way I want it

 

Sliding in and out,

I wont let you shout

Abusing, musing, replaying your whispers in my mind

God I love it when they squirm and cry

They ask me 'Why'

 

Sick memories of-

I don't know, someone or something

She has no face, she has no trace

Shes just an hole I guess

 

Theres no name to my disease

Theres no way to appease

Orgy of muscles and fluids,

Orgy of so many useless body parts

 

You can't control the animal in you

You'll smile, but they'll see right through you

Theres no refuge, No safe haven

FUCK YOU

 

 

 

 

 

Author's Notes/Comments: 

Back to the rape poems. Joy.

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yes, it's the truth. A large

yes, it's the truth. A large percentage of women do 'fake it'... LOL.  But about the enjoyment part on either side---I think it's just about anger mostly when rape is part of an ongoing relationship (and there are many where it is part of the relationship---I was surprised to hear that, but it is true if you speak intimately with women), but I tend to think that deep down, for the serial rapist, it is mostly about a distorted concept of how they perceive love...and intense anger about themselves because of it. They hate themselves so much, and they wish everyone else hated themselves as much. So they choose their victims accordingly. The more they 'conquer' the more challenging they make their next victim to achieve the rush they need to feel less lonely, and some smidgen of what they perceive as 'love'.

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...and he asked her, "do you write poetry? Because I feel as if I am the ink that flows from your quill."

"No", she replied, "but I have experienced it. "