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You're Worth It


The laughter you hear each day, The painful names that won't go away. Those awful thoughts that don't seem to disappear, With all those things, you begin to tear. You feel yourself wanting to end, But a hand of mine I'll always lend. I don't know why you think you're nothing, To me you always will be something. Beautiful and courageous you'll always be, A strong and amazing person you are to me. Their words were pointless before they even began, So show them your smile and say, "I will and I can."
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savigirl14
<P>This poem is beautiful. Please read my poems and comment because I would love your feedback</P>

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