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Irony


Everyday her wrists cried those red tears.

Everyday those scars went undected under her favorite band bracelets.

Everyday she was invisible.

So how come when her fridgid cold body sat in that hard wooden box,

Her whole school was crying,

Everyone saying how much they missed her,

How much they loved her.

But they didn't really.

Funny when you're dead how people start listening.

 

 

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I mostly write about my life, the things I feel and the things that I have been through. I am 23 years old and writing is my passion.

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