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03/10/14 pt. 7

by norah9nsw

I'm going to give you some advice You've probably heard it before but thank me later. Never take your parents for granted They are your backbones, your juices of joy They love you more than you can imagine Yes, you may argue, you may have bruises here and there But look deeper into your thoughts And see how they want to build you Your parents only want to grow you instead of destroy you Yet us, being immature and acting grown, see it differently We feel as if they are holding us.. in this cell of depression When in reality, it's us. We believe so hard that our parents are out to get us The only choice of escaping is suicide Or at least that's what I thought Now look, it's the sixth year of my fathers death anniversary & I promise you, each and every day I regret my actions I regret how I never became closer with my father I regret some things I used to say I regret letting my ego and pride get in the way of my family Don't be like me.
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