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when i was fifteen i was a lion-hearted girl with strong bones and love for myself that crossed seas i carried myself with sunshine and a smile too big played melodies on the piano and loved people too much when i was fifteen i was an ashtray my warmth was used for kindling and my love to put out fires my skin started turning black and my heart breaking into pieces i was still wild-eyed and good when i was fifteen i was a punching bag fists touched my ribs most days and fingernails scraped away chipping at my exterior and tearing my seams to bits i became cold and unbearing and ruthless, with teeth like a tiger when i was fifteen i became nothing buried into soil and left not to grow but to be scavenged bones broken and unmended, parched lips and stony feet underground, beaten and crying, dead (a.m.c.)
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 11:21 PM UTC
{fifteen}
when i was fifteen i was a lion-hearted girl with strong bones and love for myself that crossed seas i carried myself with sunshine and a smile too big played melodies on the piano and loved people too much when i was fifteen i was an ashtray my warmth was used for kindling and my love to put out fires my skin started turning black and my heart breaking into pieces i was still wild-eyed and good when i was fifteen i was a punching bag fists touched my ribs most days and fingernails scraped away chipping at my exterior and tearing my seams to bits i became cold and unbearing and ruthless, with teeth like a tiger when i was fifteen i became nothing buried into soil and left not to grow but to be scavenged bones broken and unmended, parched lips and stony feet underground, beaten and crying, dead (a.m.c.)
just thinking about the past and how much i've grown and changed//
abbyac
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 11:21 PM UTC
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