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She swore all was fine;

Thought she was alright.

Sure, some days were dark--

At times, there was light!

The light came and went,

like a Christmas tree.

Fooled by the flashes,

She dreamed she was free.

 

And, so, one by one,

each light faded out.

Soon there was nothing;

Abandoned with doubt.

Desperate and alone,

In search for light missed,

All she could find were

more scars on her wrist.

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Written by
rebekah-wilson
27 / F
Published
Dec 6, 2013
Lines·Words
16·71
Notes

2020: welp. I don’t have any scars left. I have all the Christmas lights. All of them. And if you have any I’m coming for them.

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