I saw you

July 25, 2025
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I saw you
When I was weak,
When my voice was quiet,
When my tears were loud…

I saw your nails
Scratch my flesh,
Dig into me
Like I was nothing…

I saw your hands-
Rough, cruel-
Grab my breasts,
Twist pain into my skin, Prove your manhood
with violence.

I saw your smile,
Your friendly mask,
Just before you drugged me
To explore my body
While your wife wasn’t home.

I saw you…
Old, pretending,
Dependent on our care…
Reach from behind,
Grope what was never yours

Shreya

Shreya, a history graduate from Patna Women's College, Patna, is deeply committed to social justice and community welfare. Based in Patna, she has actively worked to support and empower women, assisting around 50 individuals in their fight against domestic violence. Driven by a strong sense of responsibility towards society, Shreya continues to contribute meaningfully to causes that promote equality and justice.

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