Dance

In a club, we danced, just me and you,
But little did I know what you would do.
Hands on my hips turned to a wrongful touch,
Innocence shattered, it all became too much.

I tried to resist, but you held me tight,
Whispered threats in my ear, filled me with fright.
Unwanted advancements, a feeling of dread,
But the loud music drowned out the words unsaid.

Your fingers roamed where they did not belong,
I fought to break free, to prove you wrong.
Yet you ignored my pleas, kept up the pace,
Taking what wasn't yours, leaving no trace.

You hugged me from behind, deceptive and cruel,
Your grip on my throat, a dangerous tool.
I struggled to escape, to find some release,
Feeling violated, my sense of peace decreased.

Though I felt helpless and infringed upon,
A twisted pleasure seemed to emerge and spawn.
Lost in the chaos, my moans filled the air,
Mingling with the music, I couldn't even care.

Then, at the peak, a wave crashed over me,
My body convulsed, spasming, breaking free.
But the memories fade, lost in a haze,
Leaving me questioning, trapped in a daze.