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I sit on the porch, a cigarette in between my fingers, thinking about how I don't know, and the thought lingers. I take a drag, then let out the smoke, could this be the end, of the midnight's **** There's still a chance, a chance this isn't happening, that this i got lucky, or i carry a being. Too young, too scared, I sit alone, wondering how many months, till i get kicked out of my home. If i can't take care of myself, how can i care for another? No job, no money, too young to be a mother. Sit still, breathe deep, this happens to a lot of teens, but they survive the task, and make princess queens. Take it down a notch, there's still that chance, and with it, being young, you could still dance.
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Aug 9, 2014
Aug 9, 2014 at 7:29 PM UTC
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I sit on the porch, a cigarette in between my fingers, thinking about how I don't know, and the thought lingers. I take a drag, then let out the smoke, could this be the end, of the midnight's **** There's still a chance, a chance this isn't happening, that this i got lucky, or i carry a being. Too young, too scared, I sit alone, wondering how many months, till i get kicked out of my home. If i can't take care of myself, how can i care for another? No job, no money, too young to be a mother. Sit still, breathe deep, this happens to a lot of teens, but they survive the task, and make princess queens. Take it down a notch, there's still that chance, and with it, being young, you could still dance.
Yeah, definitely not my best. Nope..
reenadaisy
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Aug 9, 2014
Aug 9, 2014 at 7:29 PM UTC
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