Her Father is a Monster

He holds her tight,like a beast

Of hungry sea and angry skies;

And all the worries of the east

Collide in her senses and her eyes;

Thus the moon light screams the loudest

Which sky's ear intently denies.

One jab the more she refuses his kiss

Had broken the bones of her waist

Where the pain kills her every sense

Until he freely pull her undies;

A scary thought violently expressed

How painful,he did it with ease.

And on that floor beside her sister

That silently sleeps,innocent of the scene

The silent cries,the painful tears

Tell how hard she struggles within

Her hymen broken by her father's

Badness luminous as a grapeskin.

He moves on top of her like a tiger

Unfed,starving for some meat

As she stares at him she saw a monster

Such respect and love turn to hate

And before the day wakes by the crows of roosters,

He crawled back to her mother's bed,in sweat.