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unseen

by peace-seeker

*You don’t make me sad It’s those monsters in my head That tell me hurtful rumors About what one girl said I listen and I wonder How could someone say those things When not a one is true Yet look at the pain it brings You don’t make me hate myself It’s those words on that screen The ones that say I’m dirty When I couldn’t be more clean Cyber bullying is not a joke Yet no one does a thing They let it happen constantly And I feel the pain that stings You don’t make me give up on life It’s the fists that give my bruises I’m not strong enough for this life My pain it bleeds and oozes I tried to be brave But this life just isn’t for me I gave up on this life And there’s no place I’d rather be She was a lovely girl Who cared so much for others But the ones she cared for most Are the ones that watched her suffer Her bruises are visible Her heart is broken in two But no one did a thing Because there was nothing we could do Now the rumors are dead The words are deleted from the screen Her bruises are heeled up And now she’s forever unseen*
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Written by
peace-seeker
25 / F
Published
Feb 15, 2018
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Rumors, cyber bullying, and physical harm can cause a person to have low self-esteem. Think before you speak and act. You never know the affect it will have on someone. Suicide is real and it’s hurting our society.

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#rumors#cyberbullying#physical#unseen#harm#selfesteem#suicide#pain
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