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Justice

Uncle rapped me.

The door was not locked,
but I failed to escape.
I was young, I was  just nine.
Uncle was not convicted for rape,
I told Mom and she said I'll be fine.

Justice didn't prevail.
I'm now thirty_
and no man wanna lift my veil.
I didn't just lose virginity,
I also lost dignity.

I didn't abort_
Now she's twenty-one,
She wanna be a lawyer and fix a lot.
Why is uncle still free on streets?
When he did this...

Ashlyn Brena.

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Yiyan Han

Oh your mum was wrong, and the rapist should have been bought to justice. Be strong and keep going. Sincere wish.

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