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insecurities


The minute her smile fades People start to whisper “She’s not strong” You can tell she’s breaking The rainbows have faded The reality of the cold cruel world we live in is showing She’s seeing people for her they really are; Judges Staring at you Marking your every move Taking their notes before you’ve even opened your mouth She tries to run But she’s hit a wall Trapped by her own insecurities There’s no way for her to leave She reminds her self She is loved And the walls start to crumble
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