A STORY THAT REPEATS IN MANY CORNERS OF THE WORLD...

Writing nothing as a brief introduction, I would like to only talk about the title of my poem as it below reads. My poem is a situation revolving around four words - I, HIM, NO and KNOW. The situation reveals to you in the lines that follow...

I - (k)NO(w) - HIM

I go to bed

Thinking of the day ahead.

I start dozing off;

And fantasies start coming on...

Two pieces part ways-

And cheerfully lighten my face,

Besides two bunny pads wait,

Till the time my sleep is off the plate.

Getting up unreadily,

Dressing up steadily;

Walking down the still escalator

Giving a hug to mother, a social orator.

the sizzling smell travels all through

Grabbing the attention of my nose - see through!

By the time father is awake

I already have milk for his sake.

He adores me a lot,

He gets tensed when I get a clot,

He stands by me during every anti-me plot.

Oh! He is such a loving father;

And I, his loving daughter!

He comes out to give me a goodbye kiss-

All day then, I feel a bliss...

Scaringly, I felt a hand covering my mouth

I sat up facing my bed's South.

It vanished - my scare

I saw standing mon père;

His smile was courteous;

He turned about

And latched the gate,

This time, the smile was fictious.

Horrific black it was

His actions were gross.

The Punjab, the Hong Kong, the Babu Lal Dhakar cases weren't false;

Purest of bonds are abandoned due to such assaults.

Tears rolled down my eyes;

The only thought that troubled and made me agonize-

I know him;

And

I kept on saying no to him!

*All I can say is sorry to all those girls who face this wrath and a promise that none of my men will let you down.*

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