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You missed that part right?

She was a closed book

A book that never opened up

Never let anyone read her

Kept her secrets hidden beneath the cover

Between the pages

In the spaces of the words that formed sentences

Sentences that described how truly damaged she was

How gentle and fragile

 

You took the book in the palm of your hands

You swung open the cover and read the pages

You didn't read it all

You must have missed the part where it stated you needed to handle with care

You must of skipped that page

Or skimmed over those lines

Unless you read it but didn't care

Because you started ripping out pages

They tore and crumbled as they hit the pavement floor

You threw the book down and walked away

A page was left inside

It said once you open this book you must stay.

you must have missed that part right?

Right?

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Jun 11, 2013
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