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Finally Free


The girl you once knew no longer exists

She stares at the wall into the abyss

The pain it flows from inside her mind

Her teeth begin to grind

As she remembers the memories of pain and sadness

The day you died

The day she cried

 

What happened the night the blade grazed her skin

It only felt like a prink from a pin

The pain no longer bothered her

She just looked at the ground with a sick grin

SHe packed all her possesions in a bin

To save her family the burden after her death

She was slowly slipping into the depth

 

What happened next can't be told

It was not a sight I would behold

Her heart had stopped

Her skin ice cold

Her lifeless body left untouched

She no longer felt the prick of the blade

No longer felt the words of the stupid girls in gym class

Or the preacher at mass that called her a sinner

She was gone

Finally free

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Lesbian high school senior

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