She is otherwise
Accused, she became the defendant
Pointing arrows of oppressive words towards her, she felt like a doormat
Supposedly the plaintiff, but she ended up otherwise
If only she had courage, she could've been the one who complains
Then the verdict came
And she's the one seen at fault and to blame
Physical evidences they have, they're very sure they're right
But the reasonable cause of that, it's seen as the darkest of night
Bereaved, but she still lost the case
Having no guts to appeal, as despair can be mirrored on her face
Explaining your viewpoint is no use, it triggers one to become mute
If they have closed ears that believed that only their knowledge is the truth
Author's note: Hi! So, why use legal terms here? I'm just so fucking frustrated with my law subject that it adds the fucked up with this shit. Anyway, no one really asked. But whatever, right? I can always make questions and answer them for fucking sake. Soooooo, thanks. Have a great day!
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Elegies
PoetryOverflowing emotions will trigger your hands to write on their own and eventually you're obliviously writing poems already. Write down what you feel, until it hurts no more.
