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remember that girl who never showed her eyes remember her, well now she flies she used to be a bird in comparison to a tree now she's so high up, she's hard to see they always tore her down a tree stripped of bark until she saw her own spark the one she didn't think that she had because everyone said that they loved her just the way she was they stunted her growth causing her will to bend to the box remember that girl who never spoke loud remember her, she now commands a crowd she used to whisper ever so quietly now has a voice much louder than a flea she stands up tall like a flower growing with the sun laughs with joy, having fun the spark turned into a flame roaring and crackling trying to escape she controlled the fire used it as a power because this girl who was never told her worth now speaks her mind screams her thoughts and ideas loud enough for the whole world to hear
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May 23
May 23, 2026 at 8:34 AM UTC
do you remember her?
remember that girl who never showed her eyes remember her, well now she flies she used to be a bird in comparison to a tree now she's so high up, she's hard to see they always tore her down a tree stripped of bark until she saw her own spark the one she didn't think that she had because everyone said that they loved her just the way she was they stunted her growth causing her will to bend to the box remember that girl who never spoke loud remember her, she now commands a crowd she used to whisper ever so quietly now has a voice much louder than a flea she stands up tall like a flower growing with the sun laughs with joy, having fun the spark turned into a flame roaring and crackling trying to escape she controlled the fire used it as a power because this girl who was never told her worth now speaks her mind screams her thoughts and ideas loud enough for the whole world to hear
the quiet girl was scheming and plotting waiting for her moment to shine
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May 23
May 23, 2026 at 8:34 AM UTC
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