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The Girl In The Corner


The girl in the corner

Crying her eyes out

People around her

No one hears her shout

                                   

She used love and care

She used to be kind and nice

She used to have people there

Her life used to be paradise

 

Now her life is empty

The part that’s missing she doesn’t know

Now she wears that mask easily

Her feelings never show

 

She wants someone to listen

Someone to understand

But when she opens up,

Nobody lends a hand

 

Trying to stand tall

She waits till the day ends

Only then, she lets those tears fall

Those tears her best friends  

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