I'm scared.
Scared they see right through my paper thin facade.
Scared they only love the part of me I show them.
They don't know about that night, pressed against the tile
in that moldy bathroom with a knife to my collarbone.
"If you love me, you'd want this."
I didn't want it.
And I'm scared that once the secret gets out,
they will see how broken I am.
A reflection warped in broken mirrors.
Cracked and shattered,
like my heart.
I'm scared to let them in,
but more scared they won't care either way.
I'm scared to be scarred.
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