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this music that rings in my ears it is heard by only me these cold, bitter tears are shed by only me these unorthodox, irrational fears torment only me separation on every side no one in which i can confide isolation is where i hide following rules only i abide loneliness is not good for the soul i need someone to make me whole but i've pushed them all away in fear that none of them would stay
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Aug 30, 2018
Aug 30, 2018 at 5:27 PM UTC
only me
I didn’t see it coming that he would make me shut up. I didn’t see it coming that he would hurt me, pin me against the closet and make me feel the way a child shouldn’t. You were there, a few rooms away. I don’t blame you, I would never. If I had to choose, I would still go thru hell, so you could do your Homework - let you be child where I couldn’t
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 3:51 PM UTC
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You asked me why I like you But I didn’t want to tell Some of my reasons are cheesy... But here is why I fell I love the way your lips curve When I make you smile It makes me want to pull you close And kiss you for awhile I love the way your eyes twinkle When you talk about things you love I truely believe You are a gift from above I love that you are compassionate You have such a big heart That was the first thing I noticed Right from the start I love the way it feels When you hold me tight I finally feel safe Like I could sleep through the night I love that you don’t judge me For my less than perfect self That is more attractive Than any amount of wealth There are so many more reasons But I’ll start with just this few Maybe someday I’ll give this poem to you :)
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 3:32 PM UTC
My Reasons
If I die in a school shooting I'll never go home again. My room will sit unused, A capsule frozen in time, A snapshot of how I was. If I die in a school shooting I'll never see my dog again. She will sit at the front door Waiting for me and wondering, Why I never came home. If I die in a school shooting I'll never graduate from high school. My yearbooks will sit stacked Stopped short of their goal, Missing years that should have been. If I die in a school shooting I'll never see my mom again. She will sit distraught, Planning a funeral For a child taken from her. If I die in a school shooting I'll never see my friends again. They'll sit together, missing me. One empty seat among them, A constant reminder of their loss. If I die in a school shooting I'll never see my little sister again. She will sit through high school Knowing I can't guide her through, That she has to figure it out alone. If I die in a school shooting My school will be stained. Pools of students lives will sit, Blood tattoos on the brick structures, Marks of death ground into it. If I die in a school shooting Everyone will wear black. They'll send their thoughts and prayers To a town marred by death, Forever to be the home of a shooting. If I die in a school shooting Will the world change? Or will I become one of hundreds   Of kids who have to die? What will it take? If things continue this way Children will have to live in fear. They'll look over their shoulders Always worried and wondering, If they'll die in a school shooting.
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 3:29 PM UTC
If I Die in a School Shooting
If I die in a school shooting I'll never go home again. My room will sit unused, A capsule frozen in time, A snapshot of how I was. If I die in a school shooting I'll never see my dog again. She will sit at the front door Waiting for me and wondering, Why I never came home. If I die in a school shooting I'll never graduate from high school. My yearbooks will sit stacked Stopped short of their goal, Missing years that should have been. If I die in a school shooting I'll never see my mom again. She will sit distraught, Planning a funeral For a child taken from her. If I die in a school shooting I'll never see my friends again. They'll sit together, missing me. One empty seat among them, A constant reminder of their loss. If I die in a school shooting I'll never see my little sister again. She will sit through high school Knowing I can't guide her through, That she has to figure it out alone. If I die in a school shooting My school will be stained. Pools of students lives will sit, Blood tattoos on the brick structures, Marks of death ground into it. If I die in a school shooting Everyone will wear black. They'll send their thoughts and prayers To a town marred by death, Forever to be the home of a shooting. If I die in a school shooting Will the world change? Or will I become one of hundreds   Of kids who have to die? What will it take? If things continue this way Children will have to live in fear. They'll look over their shoulders Always worried and wondering, If they'll die in a school shooting.
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Quit. Quit when it is the most beautiful, right? Quit when I hold your Hand, smile on our lips. When I feel your fingertips. Quit when you touch my cheek, and fall for my eyes. When your smile lights up my heart, but your words tare me apart. When I am the happiest ever. Quit. Quit, it can’t get better. But worse. So quit breathing. - Happily suicidal
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 3:21 PM UTC
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I ran thru the nuclear Fallout and the Paradise, fired the bomb and ate the apple. Saw Heaven and Hell, but they both won’t keep me. I swam thru oceans and flew to other galaxies, drowned and lost myself. I counted the stars and felt the sun on my skin, still don’t know how many are up there and I surely, lost all my energy. - Rollercoaster
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 3:17 PM UTC
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I don't believe in God. I believe in the Universe. But, does the Universe believe in me? - believe in me
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Aug 28, 2018
Aug 28, 2018 at 3:09 PM UTC
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