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The wind wip's her face the tree next to her, the only thing to embrace. In this lonely place. Staring at the ocean's depth and waves calling her name. She comes here on the edge of the cliff because it makes her feel alive. And god knows she's dead inside. She brings her pack because breathing in the smoke is less painful than jumping of a chair with a noose around your throat. But she goes closer to the edge this time wondering why she choose's to die one cigarette at a time instead of joining the killing waves. And ending her days spent in a horrible place. She peeks over the edge "go ahead" says her head she takes a step. The end.
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Jun 28, 2013
Jun 28, 2013 at 4:53 PM UTC
Cliff hanger
The wind wip's her face the tree next to her, the only thing to embrace. In this lonely place. Staring at the ocean's depth and waves calling her name. She comes here on the edge of the cliff because it makes her feel alive. And god knows she's dead inside. She brings her pack because breathing in the smoke is less painful than jumping of a chair with a noose around your throat. But she goes closer to the edge this time wondering why she choose's to die one cigarette at a time instead of joining the killing waves. And ending her days spent in a horrible place. She peeks over the edge "go ahead" says her head she takes a step. The end.
augustine
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Jun 28, 2013
Jun 28, 2013 at 4:53 PM UTC
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