11-23-2023, 02:12 AM
Absolutely. I've encountered many strong poems that address sexual abuse with honesty, vulnerability, and raw emotion. Those poems often give a glimpse into the lived activities of survivors, capturing the ache, resilience, and intensity that accompanies healing from trauma. Poetry can also provide as a form of activism, advocating for justice, accountability, and backing for survivors. It's unbelievable to see how poetry can produce spaces for healing, solidarity, and social change. What do you contemplate are any of the challenges or limitations of employing poetry to address erotic abuse?