the interrogation room
She sat on the metal chair and stared at the uniformed men in front of her. She opened her mouth to speak, but her thoughts formed a noose around her neck. She clawed and scratched at her throat, freeing nothing but blood. Each question only suffocated her more. What was she was wearing that night? How much had she had to drink? Could she walk through the story again in more detail? She couldn't. Because she had spent so long under the silence of oppression, that she had forgotten what her own voice sounded like.












