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borderline

by GraceC0422

I exist on the border between Reality, and the Imaginary. I breathe in belligerent Black, and Withering whites. I am incapable of grays, a gradient of gruesome Grief. I dance on the Border, exhaling exuberant fragility, my border is made of glass. And I rise from the ashes, a Byproduct of the bridges I've burned. Craving soothing touch, Yet silently seeking Incriminating Isolation, Addicted to my own destruction. A shattered soul dutifully Dances on the Border, Held captive by her sins. Trapped between Good and Bad. Happiness and Heartbreak. Lost and Found. Death and Resurrection. Born on the Border, a Simple Figment of Immoral Imagination.
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GraceC0422
16 / F / New York City
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Written by
GraceC0422
16 / F / New York City
Published
Oct 3, 2018
Time
2m
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#borderline#bpd
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