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My head aches with untold stories My stomach is full with swallowed words My body has worn away from being a trophy The smart, awkward friend The introverted, successful daughter When can I tell my own story?
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LonelyBoat
15 / F / away
Published
Dec 23, 2017
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9·37
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#silence#story
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