Once upon a fairytale.

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Born into silk with a silver spoon in my mouth. 

Taught to want to be cared for like a royal princess. With no worries other than what my smile looks like in a photo. 

Grew up into a woman with a silver spoon on a necklace hanging on my neck.

Used to the point of forcing numbness just to not have to remember. 

Soon bound to wake up into reality - Where did my fairytale go and can I get it back?  

The glass figure. In pieces.

Where is the innocence of my body being mine?

broken by a boy, shattered by men

Raised to pray to the figure of man. Get down on my knees for the watching God as he lets me be torn by wolves from a girl into a woman.

The glass figure stood here alone. Am I supposed to pick up the shards myself? 

Without choice, folding the pieces, I am shown how beautiful scars can be but what do I do with the gaps so big I can't hold water for a single flower to bloom?

Who is going to make my fairytale come true now? 

What a bitter tragedy, only sweet for the future's historic poets.

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