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Warriors

behind every smiling girl, are the tears she’s been trying to hide may there be times she wants to hurl letting her pride down, she just let them slide. sticks and stones, breaking bones yet words seem painless, seem light. those were the words she believes on; battling her great weakness with all her might. people may laugh, people may mock repeatedly she says, “I’m fine, I’ll be alright” as she lays in bed all alone, save for a clock, she cries and cries as long as the night. at first glance, she looks so strong it was only to hide away her true self she’s fragile, won’t stay sturdy for long her feelings she stack up on her shelf. so if you see a girl who smiles with glee, remember that she’s in a battle, fights night and day for you not to ask in worry: “hey, are you okay?”
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Written by
reiya
Japanese
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May 28, 2013
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