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HER OWN PRISON


she's been trying for so long fighting for her way out but she's tired all she wants is just to be freed, and to be forgotten she need to escape, she unlocked the cage, as she desperately cut the red strings the cage disappears she's finally free that's when she let out the most beautiful curve, she had ever let escape from her lips with her eyes closing gently; permanently.... then everything went black
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Paul Bell
<p>The only bad thing about mental health, no pill can cure it in two weeks.</p><p>People do live with it and survive mind you. Here&#39;s to the good times ahead.</p>

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