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No reason to fall apart


No reason to fall apart healthy, pretty and smart there is a crack in the stained glass window filling you with cold air and making your teeth shatter when a frigid smile is created you cannot fake it any longer little someone, no one wants to hear why from someone with no valid reasons to act be or seem a certain way so distant now as she floats away from life itself while still collecting many memories, all strange in the way that they sit upon her recollection in a such a disturbing manner as to hide the current delema to add a sense of wonderment and value into every section of a fractured life and injured soul is to recreate life itself
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