One look in your eyes and tonight I am sickened
Rolling and shivering I can feel my skin crawling in bitter repulsion
All day I have been dreading the question that I knew tonight you would be asking
Lust burns in your gaze devouring me as if I were nothing more to you than a piece of meat
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It's her truth and show shows how brave and courageous she is.
The horror of inhibitive is skilfully expressed. Great poem.
I would classify this one uinder junk poetry. Why it was written is completely beyond me! And why it remains on the site digusts me more!
Only a bold and courageous poetess can write a poem like this.
MANY MEN WANT TO LAST LONGER THUS SEEK FOR ORAL AS THEY R CIRCD
Brave utterances set aside for sober reflection. Very heartfelt with strong emotions. Thanks for sharing.
A profound poem about abuse. Ramona, it took courage to write this. I commend you.
burns in your gaze devouring me as if I were nothing more to you than a piece of meat- it is the punishment of loving you......... is to be sacred........ when it falls down to carnality, then it loses its tremendous joy....... than ku dear poetess for this poem. tony
why would u write somthing like that
Why would you ask a poet that? Why do we do anything that we do...
An extremely emotive and disturbing theme, forced sexual abuse conveyed with repulsion, chillingly occurring over many years is not love. I find it hard to understand why so many endure toxic abuse and fail to reach out for help. A topic bravely addressed back in 2008 that needed addressing.
I wrote the poems 'Why Do Victims Endure Toxic Abuse' and 'Toxic Love Abuse Is Not Love', inspired by the poem 'Oral Sex', by the poet Ramona Thompson and dedicated to Ramona Thompson.