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You're just like your mother.

" You're just like your mother" They spit the words upon my ego

God, why can't I let this go? The deepest thing I fear of becoming

is the thing who brought me into this world, i'm still just a little girl

in the heart of these lies, the things I keep hidden, I carry them inside

I'm still just a little girl, in the soul of this place hell bent on staying

written on the holes in my face. I'm just a little girl... if you look in my

eyes. I'm tired of hurting, tired of wanting and i'm ready for a surprise.

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Written by
kimber-smith
American
Published
Dec 18, 2012
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7·104
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This took me awhile to write, still isn't perfect but I started crying and wanted to erase it all so I just submitted...

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