MISTREATED, MISPLACED, MISUNDERSTOOD

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A teardrop runs freely down his face

Looking at his wrists he contemplates.

When will this fustration die

Crying his heart out as time goes by.

His new friend shouts to him in his head:

"Come make love to me on your bed.

Make a wish,

And cut your wrist."

The tears haven't dried

They fall freely on his face.

Hate has bitterly come to an end

He is not going to pretend.

He throws away his smile

And boldly trades for new.

Just to shake away the pain

Of living in shame.

Crying his heart out

He sits in silence

Thinking over the violence.

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