A young girl's innocence is destroyed through rape and sexual abuse. She is deflowered by her father and stepfather at a young age, with her disability making her even more vulnerable. The poem criticizes how religion, traditions, and laws sometimes protect predators and fail to protect vulnerable girls from sexual abuse and rape.

1. DEFLOWERED.
By Talent Nyamombe
Rosy marigolds bloomy
Set to supplant primroses gloomy
Off her playhouse papayas have bled
Below six months flowers wedded
Virginity torn apart, deflowered
The kink, demon of rape, succubi obsessed
In custody of risky fathers vultured
On her wheelchair raped
Disability forgotten, the blind snatched
The nature of man lustful not nurtured
Nurtured by serpent stepfathers not toilet trained
Future queens soiled and spoiled
Wives before salad days, harvested before time
Mistaken ripeness in rear end, backside pumpkins
Hymen attenuated and soiled with HIV and AIDS
Let them make the honeypot clean
Pompous rectors lead us to dustbins
Their long dipsticks on shallow tanks
The law protects them, shame!
The young men to eat vomitus
Empty shells licked by the gray-haired
Malign rituals and religion
Linkages to girl child sexual abuses
The case is wrapped
In a rape case