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I have a fear in me. Fear of everything around me. 'Cause they used what they had as a weapon. They used what they didn't have to tame me. Doors were slammed as a warning. But the silence is what tore me. They used what they had
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Truth is for years I hated the person I saw, Battled internally with my looks, Took pills to lose the weight, starved myself to look a certain way, I was never content with the image I saw, I worked out five times a day, Never slept, because in my mind
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Can you walk that branch halfway up the old oak? No hands. It’s wide, and strong and ancient but it’s a long way down— all the way down. Down to safety, to habit, to the soft rot of comfort. A warm bath filled with decay. It would be
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As I went out of the university today, I started feeling some weird discomfort. I did not exactly know what it was, what it meant, and where it came. An individual is sometimes absolutely unaware of his true position, whether he is moving on, or wandering purposelessly. That has hit
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I had to let you go- It broke me to do so. But you didn’t, Couldn’t, Wouldn’t, Love me in the way that I needed to be loved. I tried, I swear I did- I fought myself, my heart, my mind, and my soul Just to be
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Grief found me before I could name it, and now I see it in everything, everywhere, all the time the unwritten letters I never sent, windows I left unopened despite the wind calling my name, the roads I refuse to take because they all lead back to you. In the
Kids' Poem
They call me strange, They call me odd, They make me feel like I do not belong, They bullied me instead of trying to understand me, Made me want to hide my gills, Too afraid to even feel, I swam alone in tears, Until someone said “I like your tail”
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This Picture Shows The Poverty And The Status Of The Lady, That Just To Feed Herself And Her Family, These People Have To ragpick. The Garbage Is The Base For Their Livelihood. They Get Their Food Out Of The Garbage. This Picture Also Indicates, How Worse Life Could Be, To
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Beware! The cat crossed through here, Pass it on and a mishappening lurks henceforth. Oh! It's a mongoose and it's a Wednesday, A good fortune awaits a short while away. It's a Thursday and barber must be refrained today, Trim not your nail or
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He had walked a long road, though not one measured in miles. It was a road of choices, mistakes, victories, and regrets. Each turn had demanded something of him, and he had given it—his strength, his laughter, his hope. Somewhere along the way, he stopped noticing when those things
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Love drifts in quietly, like sunlight on morning leaves, filling the air with warmth that asks for nothing in return. It rests on the breeze, gentle as petals carried across a stream, finding its way through the silence to settle in the heart. Here, with the sky wide open and