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September 2, 2014, 10:40 PM


I keep getting sad at night instead of putting myself to sleep but I always put up a fight even though I know perfectly well what it does to me and you can bet my bathroom floor is dirty you can bet my back is hurting you can bet I'm procrastinating you can bet I'm exasperated I keep worrying even though He told me--how many times? three hundred sixty-five... I want to tell Him I'm sorry but I know I'm going to do it again and I don't know if it's worth it I have always been a mess and I thought I was getting better just because he's gone doesn't mean I no longer shake and stutter and you can bet I'm screaming in my head and cursing over and over again you can bet I want to be stronger but to be, might take much, much longer
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I'm 20 and have always been a writer. I started poetry my sophomore year of high school. Some of these poems were assignments, but most are my feelings and fears in writing. "Most everyone is mad here. You might notice that I'm not all there myself." - Cheshire Cat, Alice in Wonderland

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