A Night on Campus

The darkness now smothering her,
The night was filled with fear and pain,
She wished she had never met him,
But now it was too late to complain.

Silence, darkness, and a sense of eerie emptiness,
Alone on campus, she walked with distress,
No one around, not even a stray mutt,
Just her and the night, a scary sight to confront.

As she approached her hut, the tension grew,
The exterior gate, locked tight, what could she do?
Her heart racing, she walked the deserted corridors,
But then she heard voices, from a nearby hut, her fear roared.

She quickened her pace, wanting to escape,
But out from the shadows, a man took shape.

As the night closes in, so does his longing lust,
Shh, don't scream, my little prey, you must trust.
For I've been watching you, my dear,
My desire grows, with each passing year.

Let me go, she pleads, in a desperate voice.
Help, someone, anyone, she has no choice,
But nobody can hear her, for this campus is deserted,
And in this forsaken place, she will be perverted.

He grabbed her from behind, pulling her against his chest,
She struggled and fought, but he was beyond her best.

A tall, muscular Indian man, with a sinister look in his eyes,
Ripped off her clothes, with a speed that surprised,
In just her undergarments, she was left exposed,
As he dragged her to her hut, her fear rose.

Please, don't do this, she begs, full of fear,
I have a family, a future, please, hear.

But his only concern is what she can give,
For him, it's not enough just to live.

With one thrust, he enters her body,
Telling her to relax, it’s just like a hobby.

But how can she, in this state of terror,
As he takes what he wants, with no measure.

Stop! Please stop! She screams in pain,
But his grip tightens, he'll have her, his gain.

Relax, my baby, this is what you wanted, isn't it?
You're so wet for me, just admit.

No, no, no, she cries, this was not my desire,
But he silences her with his lustful fire.

Shut up, you're just like all the others,
You want it, you just don't want to bother.

And so he continues, taking what he craves,
Moving in and out, like a dark aggressive wave.

I want that sweetness, all for myself,
I want to feel your wetness, without anyone else.

As she gasps for air, she begs for release,
But he's not done, not until she's at peace.

She begged and pleaded, but he seemed not to care,
He pinned her to the couch, her cries filled with despair,
In one swift motion, he tore off her bra,
And then returned his hand, to slap her, with no draw.

But he wasn't satisfied, he wanted more,
Her body was his, he saw no need for any score.

'Don't mention it, don't you dare,'
He threatened, with a menacing glare,
'No one will believe you, you know it's true,
So just lay back and let me take what's overdue.'

In the aftermath, a shattered trust,
Her world crumbled, reduced to dust,
Alone she's left, abandoned, forsaken,
By the predator, her innocence taken.

Once a bustling hive of knowledge and light,
Now deserted, devoid of solace or respite,
Echoes of his footsteps fade into the abyss,
Leaving her with scars, a silent witness.

Alone in her hut, on the deserted campus,
She lay there, violated and scared, her pain giving no amiss,
No one to hear her cries, as the man walked away,
His actions never to be shared, his guilt to deflect, and betray.

The darkness now smothering her, the night filled with fear and pain,
She wished she had never met him, her life would've remained the same,
But now, it was too late to complain,
For her body and soul were forever stained.