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Beautiful Soul

She reached for something Anything sharp enough to draw blood She needed to feel pain It knew everything about her And it never failed to distract her from life It seemed to her like a best friend Most of the time even better No one knew of her secret pleasure They only knew the mask The mask of a smart, beautiful, laughing girl They couldn't see the struggling beneath All the hurt and confusion She no longer wanted the relief of a knife She longed for more than blood and pain could offer It's magic was quickly fading Next she wanted and end to everything Sure they'd talk But not for long Call her selfish, weak, and ungrateful No one would ever understand Weeks dragged on as thoughts consumed her mind Rope, bridge, trigger, overdose... the options overwhelming But she'd made her long- awaited decision That night she felt the icy trigger on her fingertips The tip of the gun imprinted on the roof of her mouth Tears flooded down her face She'd made the worst possible mistake She'd started to think She though about her life About the numerous times she'd sat there before In that same place on the edge of her bed She didn't want to play this game with herself again Her grip tightened A shot rang out A beautiful soul was lost forever
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melissa-breanne
Canadian
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Aug 17, 2011
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