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May 2015
Put on your costume,
And throw on your mask.
You've got to fit in.
It's your life's only task.

Don't ever be yourself.
That's far too lame.
You're simply too strange.
Let's all be the same.

Cut slits in your arms,
And starve yourself thin.
No matter the cost,
You have to fit in.

No one cares about you.
Who cares about joy?
Just make sure you're pretty,
To get the right boy.

Listen to their taunts,
And correct your mistakes.
Pretend you are smiling,
Ignore the "small" aches.

And when you are done,
Just go find a rope.
For we live in a world,
Where no one can cope.
I wrote this as 2 different poems because that way one of them is less of a downer.
Nicole Dawn
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Nicole Dawn  Oklahoma
(Oklahoma)   
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     Maggie Kosich, ---, ---, cath and Belle Victoria
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