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Her

By Kenlumzailie Michui


Often, I Observe Her:

Oppressed by the whole village,

Her own mother is sometimes the source.

Always silenced:

after brutal bashing,

verbal and psychological abuse, and

even after being obscenely sexualised at that age of five? seven?



I watched and heard her cry in the woods once or twice.

But neither She nor I voiced out,

Because I too am a victim,

Maybe her mother is too.


By Kenlumzailie Michui



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