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The words you say mean nothing are like a physical blow

A hammer to my heart, a fist to my chest

They pain me, each word lashing me as surely as a whip

And yet it means nothing, you say

Words can't hurt you, not really.

But if that is truly the case

Then why does my chest bleed crimson tears of pain over the things you carelessly say,

The thoughts you mindlessly toss my way

This is real, this is pain

And somehow you expect me to just get over it

The words that hurt like blows to the face

You don't see the bruises they leave

But I feel them, each and every day.

Maybe you should try thinking, before you speak?

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⏰ Last updated: Nov 24, 2013 ⏰

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