I wake to a knife
on the back of my neck，
a man's voice low
in my ear. What I am told to do，
I do. Still
the moon lights my room.
The freight of his chest
fixes me to the rough， wood floor.
His breath
brags down my throat
into my lungs， and I pray
for my soul.
I make of my body a bunker：
when he enters，
he does not touch me.
I am clean as rain.