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On the days I showed up on time or early, those are the days I smiled more. On the days I showed up late during second period, those are the days I laid my head down more. My friends said I seemed hyper on my happy days, My friends said I seemed tired on my sad days. After, I finally gave up when it came to trying to go on with perfect smiles everyday, People finally noticed. I was once told that no one would care unless you're pretty or dead. Since that day, I surveyed how my friends would act. The prettier ones were always busy, The kinder ones were always bored. On the days I actually wanted to go to school, Those were the days when I had a whole hour to read a book, Those were the days I had a whole hour to think about life. On the days I hated going to school, Those were the days I didn't have time to think. Those were the days I knew I would have to think during class. When my mom told me I might not be finishing the school year in a public school, I was not as sad as I should have been. In fact, when I told my few close friends, I smiled. They told me they hated me for leaving them and that they would miss me too much. When I told my absolute best friend that I was happy about this, she asked me why. I used to joke around and say "Don't Question Me." But this time, I'm glad she did. I told her it'll give me more time to work on my depression. I told her that I may actually be able to go to a new mind, where I'm not the broken mirror.
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Jul 13, 2015
Jul 13, 2015 at 11:25 PM UTC
Arriving Early
On the days I showed up on time or early, those are the days I smiled more. On the days I showed up late during second period, those are the days I laid my head down more. My friends said I seemed hyper on my happy days, My friends said I seemed tired on my sad days. After, I finally gave up when it came to trying to go on with perfect smiles everyday, People finally noticed. I was once told that no one would care unless you're pretty or dead. Since that day, I surveyed how my friends would act. The prettier ones were always busy, The kinder ones were always bored. On the days I actually wanted to go to school, Those were the days when I had a whole hour to read a book, Those were the days I had a whole hour to think about life. On the days I hated going to school, Those were the days I didn't have time to think. Those were the days I knew I would have to think during class. When my mom told me I might not be finishing the school year in a public school, I was not as sad as I should have been. In fact, when I told my few close friends, I smiled. They told me they hated me for leaving them and that they would miss me too much. When I told my absolute best friend that I was happy about this, she asked me why. I used to joke around and say "Don't Question Me." But this time, I'm glad she did. I told her it'll give me more time to work on my depression. I told her that I may actually be able to go to a new mind, where I'm not the broken mirror.
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Jul 13, 2015
Jul 13, 2015 at 11:25 PM UTC
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