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Six years old and I fell from a tree My scrapes kness were proof As I told the story to the kids at school My mother bandaged them up And kissed me on the cheek And told me I'd feel better in the morning Nine years old and my father hit me My mothers tears were proof As she screamed at him at 2am I hid in my room that night As the doors slammed loudly And my mother wasn't home in the morning Twelve years old and I hated school And my failed report card was proof As I changed my "Ds" to "As" with pen My mother never noticed And I stayed up late every night And I could barley get up in the morning Fourteen years old and a boy broke my heart And my crippled self worth was proof As I poured my thoughts into a journal That my mother never found And my best friend patted my shivering spine And told me I'd forget him in the morning Sixteen years old and I'd given up And the slits on my wrists were proof As the blood trickeld on the floor My mother followed the drops on the carpet And she screamed when she found me And this time there was no morning
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Mar 13, 2013
Mar 13, 2013 at 12:20 AM UTC
In the morning
Six years old and I fell from a tree My scrapes kness were proof As I told the story to the kids at school My mother bandaged them up And kissed me on the cheek And told me I'd feel better in the morning Nine years old and my father hit me My mothers tears were proof As she screamed at him at 2am I hid in my room that night As the doors slammed loudly And my mother wasn't home in the morning Twelve years old and I hated school And my failed report card was proof As I changed my "Ds" to "As" with pen My mother never noticed And I stayed up late every night And I could barley get up in the morning Fourteen years old and a boy broke my heart And my crippled self worth was proof As I poured my thoughts into a journal That my mother never found And my best friend patted my shivering spine And told me I'd forget him in the morning Sixteen years old and I'd given up And the slits on my wrists were proof As the blood trickeld on the floor My mother followed the drops on the carpet And she screamed when she found me And this time there was no morning
jay-forrest
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Mar 13, 2013
Mar 13, 2013 at 12:20 AM UTC
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