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Posted on May 3, 2016 at 10:40 PM |
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VOICELESS VOICE
He brought her Roses
He was very charming and seemed too good to be true
Very respectful and caring; he couldn't hurt a fly
He slapped her during an argument and blamed her for his actions
She wore sunglasses wide enough to cover her swollen face; she avoided her inquisitive colleagues
He brought her roses and apologized
He was very charming and loved by all
She searched deeply for what she had done to make him change
She let go of her expectations, dreams and voice to adopt his identity for peace sake
He went a step further today by punching her
She wore long clothes to conceal the bruises; she told her collegues she fell from the stairs
He brought her roses and apologized
Lately, he's been very charming to everyone except her
He called her names and blamed her for his actions
Her family and friends don't come around anymore; he controls her finances
He went a step further by choking her today; she passed out
He rushed her to the hospital and was right by her side when she regained consciousness
He told the doctor she was involved in an accident; she was voiceless and he became her voice
He brought her roses, teared up and apologized
Today, she got a ride from a male colleague when her car broke down
He accused her of infidelity and threatened to kill her
She decided she has had enough and was ready to leave him
She packed her clothes and called her mum to pick her up
He snatched the phone from her hand and stabbed her repeatedly as she screamed for help
He brought her roses, this time, he left it at her grave
....composed by Tope Awoyode
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