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Outcast

Outcast. I trust too much. I love too little. I don't fit in. I shouldn't live this way. None of that matters. Let the pain flow. Let it follow the blood. The blood flows from me. Scars mark my wrists. Seeing them brings back memories; Memories not of flowing blood, But of the reasons behind it. Lost love. Used by many. Scarring memories, Now remembered by true scars. They will never leave me So I'll always be haunted. Haunted until it all hurts too much And the blood flows again. Recurring memories Forever haunt me. I'd rather forget. Wish they'd be Outcast.
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rachel-klein
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Mar 19, 2012
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