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There once was a girl with Hepburn eyes She was innocent, an angel in disguise But the world knocked her down And her eyes grew dull and sad Permanent was the expression of a frown She was slowly but surely falling from grace There once was a girl with Hepburn eyes Each day she lives, hoping for her demise With her mind haunting her to no end She learned to get through the day Despite her sadness, she was a good friend Despite her madness, she pretended to be okay There once was a girl with Hepburn eyes Everyone ignored her screams and her cries She popped some medicine to **** the pain She fought through the darkness and the rain In the end she felt nothing but shame Failing to live up to her name There once was a girl with the Hepburn eyes Sleep deprived, self loathing, she would realize Trying to save her from herself She killed the beast with a knife Blood gushed out of her body, her one last breath She died in a puddle of grief and strife
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 1:09 PM UTC
Hepburn Eyes
Smoke your **** Inhale it well. Take a deep breath. Wake up in a prison cell. You’re doing nothing with your life Except sitting alone in your strife Your insecurities eat you alive Take the razor in your skin, and swan dive I could waste my time and plot revenge. An ode to my broken heart, I would avenge. But you already wallow in self pity While you sit on your bed all nice and pretty. When I first liked you, I saw you as ten feet tall. Now, I don’t even think of you at all. Your face screams danger, your body screams deprive. Your soul screams anger, your body is begging you to die.
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 1:07 PM UTC
Johnny Danger
I have to sing When I want to cry I have to bring others joy When I want to die I want to be free, but this is me Fragile, coy, naive Being smothered by my kin This nightmare will never end Being looked upon And doted on This isn’t me I want to be free So much for me to see So much for me to know But why can’t they let me be Why can’t they let me go They can only do this for so long Before I finally escape and be long gone You may wonder You may think Why does the caged bird sing I sing because I know one day I’ll be free I will not let this cage Get the best of me
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
I am a Caged Bird
Hi, my name is Autumn and I’m an addict If you knew me, you’d know my life was tragic Prescription drug abuse and two eating disorders couldn’t get me down The thought of my past, however, is enough to make me frown I look in the mirror, and I see my mother’s figure The resemblance is so quaint, it makes me shiver I look in the mirror, and I see her nose I’ve gone through a lot, and in my face it shows I was very young, not even eight years old When my mother turned to alcohol and began to grow cold She would always reprimand my father, calling him a **** Just because he spent all of his time at work Her boyfriends would come, and they would go Mother cheated on them while they were babysitting me, Little did they know Her hands looked so delicate, but they dealt me much damage Yet a sweet, polite young lady was something I could always manage The truth is, she was never truly emotionally attached to me Her life was not at all like she wanted it to be She blamed it on me, but you’d never hear her say it Always calling me a pest, useless, a piece of **** I never had a childhood, I had to babysit mother like any good daughter would so I’m like a callous disney princess Hating the world, yet still sweet, looking for a palace and a prince to meet I can’t hate my mother, no matter how hard I try She still has this power over me, this I can’t deny I live with my grandmother now, from my father’s side Karma got Mother, her unhappiness she tries to hide Although our relationship has improved The scars will never subside
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 1:05 PM UTC
Survivor
Hi, my name is Autumn and I’m an addict If you knew me, you’d know my life was tragic Prescription drug abuse and two eating disorders couldn’t get me down The thought of my past, however, is enough to make me frown I look in the mirror, and I see my mother’s figure The resemblance is so quaint, it makes me shiver I look in the mirror, and I see her nose I’ve gone through a lot, and in my face it shows I was very young, not even eight years old When my mother turned to alcohol and began to grow cold She would always reprimand my father, calling him a **** Just because he spent all of his time at work Her boyfriends would come, and they would go Mother cheated on them while they were babysitting me, Little did they know Her hands looked so delicate, but they dealt me much damage Yet a sweet, polite young lady was something I could always manage The truth is, she was never truly emotionally attached to me Her life was not at all like she wanted it to be She blamed it on me, but you’d never hear her say it Always calling me a pest, useless, a piece of **** I never had a childhood, I had to babysit mother like any good daughter would so I’m like a callous disney princess Hating the world, yet still sweet, looking for a palace and a prince to meet I can’t hate my mother, no matter how hard I try She still has this power over me, this I can’t deny I live with my grandmother now, from my father’s side Karma got Mother, her unhappiness she tries to hide Although our relationship has improved The scars will never subside
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I am your latest obsession. Here you are again, holding me captive. Just when I’m comfortable in my skin, And feel like I’m finally starting to fit in. You come back, taunting me with your presence And here I am, already missing your absence. It’s a Stockholm Syndrome relationship Between you and I My happiness is too far from reach As you sit there, watching me with idle eyes I’ve come to both love and hate you, really Because I know we’ll never sever our iron ties You’re like an anchor, weighing me down All I can do is watch myself sink and drown I am forever lost in you, apart of you You’re a smotherer, I know you love me too
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 1:02 PM UTC
Oh, hello depression. I thought you left me here to live.