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It can feel


"Don't hit her, Daddy!" cries the little girl Daily she sees this Daily she hurts The poor animal she loves laying there, abused She has no clue why he does it She only knows how sad she feels seeing her companion hurting She grabs the poor pup And hides it in her room Just hoping to save it As she grows, she knows This was just the regular She tries and tries to stop it she feels so worthless when she fails She can't seem to protect her friend "It may not be human but it can feel and it can see" She tells her daddy again and again desperate for him to stop Some will never change she learns as she goes through life She finally gives up on him And moves away "Animal Cruelty is wrong" she proclaims day in and day out She stands up against it Through everything she does.
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I lost the one person i really cared about when i was 7. Now i am ok with it.. Well as ok as you can be. I lost others but he was the worst one. I became emo and suicidal. I am getting better now but to me, Suicide is extreme. It effects everyone around. I want to help others battling depression and suicide because i know how bad you need someone. One day, my cutting was really bad and i was really upset that day and i started cutting on the bus and not realizing it. I was struggling and crying but they stood by me and helped me through it, as they still are. I write to let the pen and paper take the place of a blade. I have scince i was little, it was my escape. wanna know more? My poetry tells my story. But not all of it. Im open about it but i have to be asked. Im random, spontaneous in actions, and crazy, but I am me and that wont ever change.

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