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Little Girl


I met a little girl Meek and fragile as can be How beautiful her smile is Oh just wait and see She smiles to warm the broken Because if you look in her eyes You will notice her innocence At some point had been compromised I could tell that she was weary She had little to say She was too busy helping The other wounded along the way She thought that maybe If she could ease their pain Then maybe just maybe Her own would not be in vain No matter how hard the road No matter if she's lost today I heard her say I won't give up Cuz God will help me find my way So I dream of that day for her When she finally sees light As she helps guide the other wounded And together they will fight And it will be her beautiful smile Despite her tainted soul That will mend the broken hearted And in turn will make her whole I met a little girl Meek and fragile as can be It's hard to believe, I know That that little girl is me
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Panda Poet

I enjoy sharing deep connections with the world. Whether it be by writing, talking, creating any kind of art, ect. I'm a lovely Scorpio so when I feel I feel deeply. In order to have an outlet for all those deep emotions I write it out or paint it out. A lot of what I write can be dark but I promise you will feel something as you read. A lot of struggles Ive been through has brought out the writer and painter in me. I'm passionate about what I do. I also have some lighter poetry or songs about love and life. I just love to share what I write with others that really appreciate it and who also write themselves. I would always appreciate any thoughts you may have and constructive critisism...that's the only way to learn and get better, Anyways, I hope you enjoy what you read.

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Twisethepoet
<p>Deep. Enjoyed this</p>

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