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Cheerful Disposition

by Somebody-Nobody

It was just in her to smile, programmed at birth. Her smile was bright, enough to light up a bleak room. She was a joy to have around, the warmth some needed in their life. But not anymore. Her smile's faded, leaving no trace of it ever being there. She's stone cold, unable to feel happiness. She's fought back with all she could, but it's not in her anymore. And they wonder why. They ask her, "Where's the old girl I know? It's too quiet." She doesn't lie, so she can't say that it isn't them. So now she walks down a lonely path, one that she wouldn't voluntarily walk, but has to. She's lost her most beautiful trait, and she's willing to take it back.
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Dec 11, 2017
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