The first night on vacation, as I relaxed with some girls,
Then it was fabulous, and now it makes my toes curl.
Arrogance drowned me as he walked in the entrance,
Caught my eye, and as he was caught in a trance.
While requested my name, and offered his vodka,
I learned really fast that he was a sweet-talker.
He asked if I wanted to accompany his stroll,
How was I to know this would take its toll.
He helped me stand up, and held open the door,
Hand slipped around my waist, and promised a tour.
Watching the waves crash off of the boat,
Then to a deserted corner, on top of his coat.
We sat holding hands, talking, sipping his drink.
His compliments turned my cheeks a deep shade of pink.
A pause in the conversation, he held my hand tighter,
His eyes grew serious, with a flame from my lighter.
I realize now that I should have run to never look back,
But then it was a hesitance toward men that I lacked.
I saw a glint in his eyes, as he had me pinned to the deck,
Made me feel jaded, like he wanted to make me a wreck.
He planted an unwelcome kiss upon my lips,
As I screamed out protest at the thrust of his hips.
He said that I asked for it, as he zipped up his pants,
Then ordered me to get up, as it was time to get back.
My feet couldn’t move fast enough to where I was staying,
One glance in the mirror showed me what was portraying.
No shower could cleanse the filth he left on my territory,
And I could never gain back when he had stolen from me.
I’ve been broken, like mother’s crystal wine glass I tossed.
Shattered, and put together, some pieces have been lost.
I beg you please, keep your eyes to yourself.
Don’t look at me, when I can’t look at myself