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Worn down Used up Trace those pretty words onto your paper Let them know you have something to say Who really cares? Not me. I'm just a sad victim Of your insecurities. Do you love me? You must To hold me quite so dearly When you let your secrets out, What do you want them to see? I don't think you really love them. You love the paper, Pen, And me.
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