He didn't break her all at once. He taught her how to shatter herself. To everyone watching, she has the life girls dream of : money, beauty, a powerful husband, and a marriage wrapped in perfection. But behind their locked doors, perfection is the punishment she can never escape. He tells her who to be. He tells her how to walk, how to breathe, how to think. Every mistake is a lesson. Every bruise is a reminder. Every betrayal is somehow her fault. And she believes him. Because after years of being molded, corrected, and rewritten, she no longer remembers who she was before he decided to "fix" her. She only knows the rules he carved into her bones. Don't speak too loudly. Don't ask questions. Don't look at him when he's angry. Don't look away when he wants your attention. And above all Don't ever forget that love is earned, not given. Her sister whispers that she's losing herself. Her friends say they're worried. Her subconscious screams that something is wrong. But she silences all of them. Because she is so close so close to becoming the perfect wife, he swears she could be if she tries a little harder. And if she can be perfect... Maybe he'll finally love her. Or maybe perfection is the very thing that will destroy her. *This story depicts domestic and emotional abuse. These scenes are fictional and not meant to glorify or romanticize abuse. If you are in a harmful or unsafe situation, please reach out for help: 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) thehotline.org You deserve safety.

Jacob the poet you say I'm..... well, correct a poet I'm. See I'm the poet that draws lines from reality. Reality says you don't choose the size or shape of your body at birth, but you can surely do something about your body. See stoning or imprisoning homosexuals won't make them straight. Reality says homosexuality is a disgusting scene. So your nose now talks and your eyes now taste...homosexuality, in reality, is an abnormality. Abortion sounds cool, contraceptives look cool but reality draws the real picture. Sexual immorality remains a sin that escorts our fleshly desires to crave for wrong meals that eat us out of our purpose zones into doom and distraction Portraying goods and bads in society.😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😂😂😂😂😁😁😁😁😉 pieces based on the CRAVINGS of my writings Please do enjoy drop a comment suggestion vote and follow me. Thank you very much for your support...

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An 'intellectual thief' unveil the science and art behind successful thefts when he luckily found someone he can trust - Abubakar, after stealing from him. Adam had stolen hundreds of items right from childhood and he had never been caught. It was out of love for his sister whom had no one to pamper her.

Poems that have a destination but will forever stay in my drawer

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Innocent Jacobs is one of the 830 maidens that are of age and eligible to partake in the reed festival. The crown Prince of the kingdom of Ukuabi ,Prince Severus Carlos Bathromeus will choose a bride from the viginity festival this year. Innocent doesn't want to get married , she have seen firsthand how man mistreat their wives but she have to go because it is tradition and if she doesn't participate her family will be shunned and banished from the kingdom.

A unique poetry collection where the title of the poem is an intricate piece of the poem. The title and the body of the poem form the poetic instance. You need to look beyond just the mere words and sense the hidden meanings in most of these instances. Associate them to you and your life to create your own poetic instance.