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That it’s a beautiful blessing that we forge tDo you think I am safe now? Sweetheart, you have to remember. You have to! You have to! You cannot just sweep it under the rug, You cannot just sleep through it, and hope to wake up like it’s just a nightmare. Sure you can pretend like it was, Oh, just don’t kick stones....... don’t kick stones! They said so many times in my life To “drink more, it’s fun, we have a whole bottle, we’re going to take another sip Keep sipping until you finish it” But one sip was dead to me, How can we call things like “I think I got ***** last night” Our divine pan, our destiny Because every single day I am praying to god that I can forget all of it and release the tension that always seems to rest inside my skin, my skinny, my over eating My swelling heart, overriding all Of the hate, that I could have felt Just showing me all I am is love All I am is love, and nothing else My sweeping up old memories Has made a really mess And I am so overwhelmed I forget I am safer than I was When this was life we had no Idea that dreams can excuse the things That hurt me most, and I think man’s message to the world is, I will hurt you, and you will love And once someone told me, “Nobody really wants to hear about your problems.” I guess it’s true, this one is one That most everyone would feel So sick from, it would be the hardest Truth to chew through I drank too much of the truth serum for you to be able to sit and listen, and chew And he dragged me me through the doorway As my friends watched me, and I begged them to help me my hands were grasping for the doorframe This is the one of the first times as a young girl that I really fight for my life Held on for as long as I could And I’m watching them on the ground Laughing, they don’t know any better I think I remember them wanting to help me But they couldn’t help me I guess they couldn’t help me I don’t remember I don’t remember the rest I don’t want to remember the rest I woke up with my pants off And next to him, He grabs my hand to touch his personal “at attention” I feel the same anxiety, It paralyzes me, even now I have flashbacks I have panic attacks Remember, she was on the kitchen floor Woke up, forgetting , paralysis walking waking seeing, every day remembering Even more I wish that I didn’t remember that Gracie, how beautiful ? I forget Crazy, beautiful
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Oct 23, 2018
Oct 23, 2018 at 6:37 AM UTC
She remembers, Gracie
That it’s a beautiful blessing that we forge tDo you think I am safe now? Sweetheart, you have to remember. You have to! You have to! You cannot just sweep it under the rug, You cannot just sleep through it, and hope to wake up like it’s just a nightmare. Sure you can pretend like it was, Oh, just don’t kick stones....... don’t kick stones! They said so many times in my life To “drink more, it’s fun, we have a whole bottle, we’re going to take another sip Keep sipping until you finish it” But one sip was dead to me, How can we call things like “I think I got ***** last night” Our divine pan, our destiny Because every single day I am praying to god that I can forget all of it and release the tension that always seems to rest inside my skin, my skinny, my over eating My swelling heart, overriding all Of the hate, that I could have felt Just showing me all I am is love All I am is love, and nothing else My sweeping up old memories Has made a really mess And I am so overwhelmed I forget I am safer than I was When this was life we had no Idea that dreams can excuse the things That hurt me most, and I think man’s message to the world is, I will hurt you, and you will love And once someone told me, “Nobody really wants to hear about your problems.” I guess it’s true, this one is one That most everyone would feel So sick from, it would be the hardest Truth to chew through I drank too much of the truth serum for you to be able to sit and listen, and chew And he dragged me me through the doorway As my friends watched me, and I begged them to help me my hands were grasping for the doorframe This is the one of the first times as a young girl that I really fight for my life Held on for as long as I could And I’m watching them on the ground Laughing, they don’t know any better I think I remember them wanting to help me But they couldn’t help me I guess they couldn’t help me I don’t remember I don’t remember the rest I don’t want to remember the rest I woke up with my pants off And next to him, He grabs my hand to touch his personal “at attention” I feel the same anxiety, It paralyzes me, even now I have flashbacks I have panic attacks Remember, she was on the kitchen floor Woke up, forgetting , paralysis walking waking seeing, every day remembering Even more I wish that I didn’t remember that Gracie, how beautiful ? I forget Crazy, beautiful
Midnight
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22/F/Tennessee
Oct 23, 2018
Oct 23, 2018 at 6:37 AM UTC
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