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In the Corner On the Phone.


She sits there in the corner. She reaching for the phone. She pulls back her hand, Her time is like a hourglass sand. Curling over with tears, All her fears become real. She goes into shame, I should have know better, I should have thought it out, I should have. I should have is all she thinks. As her life goes down the sink. Her dad comes in, " Are you ok?" She smiles and says " yes, I need to use the phone" He leave her room, Her tears fall from her face as she cries. The phone rings once, twice, thrice. " Hello, you there" he says, Her tears fall down her cheeks " I had fun last week" he says, She takes a breath. " I'm pregnant" she says, The line goes dead. This must be the end.
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LiluPooka
little by little I am doing better, I got ride of a lot of things that caused me pain and I'm trying to get better.
Arossa_Ameythyst_Midnight
are you doing better
Arossa_Ameythyst_Midnight
are you doing better
LiluPooka
I wrote this in a time of need and pain.

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