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Do I seem fine or okay ? What does a smile actually portray? Suddenly all I do is ask myself questions May you please help me answer a few? It's to early to say if I'm feeling blue or depressed either or , I know its you that I miss You as in mum/dad that's who... It's strange how alive you both are but how dead you make me feel How dead the room becomes when you both enter at once We were happy once , I know we were or perhaps it was a dream unlike these nightmares you'll give me ! But yet... You decided to give us two homes and yes I am angry Not really a home when love seems so bare New strangers brought into our lives does it seem like we care ? Why put us in such despair ugh ! Boom! There ourlives go as yours carry on Do what's best for kids they say Are we the kids who asked for this fate ? I did not ask for this We did not orchestrate this Why break what was not broken Could it not go back to what was suppose to be A family of us six My parents together, not divorced and at a feud. I beg I beg I beg I beg For at least one day to be in the sun having fun as one( family ) as it should be Just one last day of hope and joy Of us as it should be I guess i truly am not okay
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Aamirah Davids

Age: 22 Hobbies: Reading, puzzles, long walks, baking, cycling & dancing. Star Sign: Aries Biggest accomplishment: Independence Worst Fear: Failure Pet peeves: Littering, chewing loudly, sweaty smell, talking during movies & leaving clothes on the floor. Phobias: Feet touching my feet, fear of flying insects & fear of having bad breath. Mission in life: To spread more happiness wherever I go and provide shelter to all stray animals and lost kids. Quirky Fact: I really wanted to be a marine biologists. Dog and Cat lover.

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