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I Can't Do It Anymore


She screamed "I CAN'T DO IT ANYMORE!" They made her feel like a Failure Embarrassment The child they never wanted All she did was disappoint. For she was different She thought differently She was wired differently One day she decided it was time to meet her creator One loud bang A pool of blood And a corpse No one came running. No one saved her. The smallest beam of light could have saved her. But failures don't see light.
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