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How to get JUSTICE !
News of brutality associated with rape daily flashed on News Paper
makes me hyper losing temper
Most victims young girls minors children even old ladies not exempted.
Victims are bound to undergo repeated medical examination

What appropriate comment
should I put, against society, administration and beasts in guise of men?
In most cases accused get freed in bail after few days’ custody,
unless rape being followed by murder.
Court cases extend through years after years.   
Even when the crime is obvious demanding no proof,
Mockery of witnesses and lawyers plays big drama in court.

Very few cases get conviction also after long seven years or so.
Being a woman, I am humiliated, shocked and shattered
I wish, I had the power to punish the criminal.

The Fear

So scared of changes
Don't  want  idiots rearranging my life
I've been this way since I was a child
My head is confused my mind makes me feel mentally abused
They say they want to assess me but I'm no fake
Realising my only income and freedom is at stake
Bad thoughts and images run through my brain
Not knowing how things will turn out is driving me insane
My fears are justified I won't have anyone tell me that I've lied 
I don't want this medical examination being prodded and poked
Don't want some doctor laughing at me like I'm some kind of joke
I do not choose to be this way but you are just you they all say
I wished I could see into my future but I know that cannot be
Hoping and praying they will see I'm genuine
Being mentally ill is not a sin 
I'm screaming inside hoping the doctors will understand
Can't take any more of their stupid demands
Please don't make me bend don't make me stand
The fear is on the surface 
The fear is in my heart 
The fear is all around my mind
Please have compassion and be kind
Dreading what may come of me 
Forced back in to work when I am sick forced back in to society
Please see that this is me and that my fears do control me.

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