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That little girl who used to laugh and be satisfied with a soft fluffy toy, will rather play with a sharp blade now and show everyone a genuine smile As genuine as a rose made out of tissue, that is what the girl is trying to display. The inside of her still torn apart and broken, but no one seems to realise anything Everyone is convince that she is weird and funny But after night falls and she, alone in her room, will cry for eternity as a blade glides across her wrist, drops of blood trickling down No one can hear her screams for help, and everyone will continue to think she's alright But I know she is not and she will never be For that little girl who became like that, is me
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 10:52 AM UTC
That little girl
That little girl who used to laugh and be satisfied with a soft fluffy toy, will rather play with a sharp blade now and show everyone a genuine smile As genuine as a rose made out of tissue, that is what the girl is trying to display. The inside of her still torn apart and broken, but no one seems to realise anything Everyone is convince that she is weird and funny But after night falls and she, alone in her room, will cry for eternity as a blade glides across her wrist, drops of blood trickling down No one can hear her screams for help, and everyone will continue to think she's alright But I know she is not and she will never be For that little girl who became like that, is me
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Jan 21, 2014
Jan 21, 2014 at 10:52 AM UTC
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