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Heart Break

by Casbragg

You came announced but your disaster was nothing but welcome You did not take my grandmother as she passed a week before you came You came and you stranded, killed and scared those who believed that this could never be But you showed us otherwise Heart break, tears, famine, and disbelief is what is left in the aftermath A post heart breat that many will never be cured from
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Casbragg

I am a 23 year old African American Hispanic female. I attend John Jay College of Criminal Justice. I am a current Master student in Forensic Mental Health Counseling. My career goal is to receive a Phd in Clinical Forensic Psychology.

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