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Girl Poems: An Unheard Voice

A poem about the struggles of being a teenage girl who feels unheard

By Lavi'sPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read
Girl Poems: An Unheard Voice
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I want to tell you how badly it hurts, being in a society of perverts. Where you are judged, by the length of your skirts I want to tell you how it feels, being a girl child. Who doesn't have any idea, Of the last time she smiled. I want to tell you, how it feels being raped. Of how a certain moment, makes a girl's life ravaged. I wish to tell you, how it feels being thrown, into prostitution in your teenage. When men compel you to do things until their hunger is assuaged. I want you to hear, the screams of a woman quite. Who's tortured & abused, and raped by her husband every night. I wanted to show you, how insecure a girl feels walking In the midnight. I wish you knew her parent's anxiety, until she reaches home all right. I wanted to tell you, but I'm already dead. My parents didn't want a daughter. So they killed me instead

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