The midnight hosts horror.
Not even prepared or spotted.
Upon my chest and neckband,
The hunger of his finger,
Thrusting like a slinger,
Crushed screaming bangles.
By a monstrous onslaught.
My whimpering sounds caught
I tried to move, twisting my body, yet
His weight pinned me down.
Situated under his pants.
An abject surrender of myself in his sands.
Still went on with its rhythms lyed,
I tried whatever I possibly could.
I thought,no longer I couldn't
Wriggling under his back.
His woo was going to end,
The body wasn't mine, relaxed.
Mend my mind to unfamiliar faintness..
When the syncope wore off,I was released.
Though freed, can't even lift my fingers.
It wasn't just exhaustion
In rare occasion called 'nightmare'.
Accompanied manic with frustation.
I turned my head slightly,
Fearfully,my pupil dilated.