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If someone would just open their eyes, and look around, they'd see.

That something really isn't all that right with me.

My smile's more faker, un-realistic, more forced.

My eyes don't shine with joy, they're missing a source.

My laughter is empty, the sound hollow and dull.

My tiny heart is cracked and broken, when it used to be full.

If anyone tried to actually see if I was okay, they'd see a lot of sad and loneliness, going against whatever I say.

If anyone actually cared, as much as they say they do, then why am I sitting alone in the dark, sad and very blue.

I try not to be a burden, I do everything they say, but I'm just a teenage kid, and I'm really not okay.

I'm secretly the world's best artist, painting on a fake smile.

My lips, though they curve, my emotions do swerve, and my outward appearance does differ, from the feelings in me, that are locked with a key, and hidden better than any other.

And I could beat any actor or actress in Hollywood, making everyone believe I am truly 'good', but deep down inside, where my true feelings hide, I am scared, and sad, and alone.

And if you dig as far as can be dug, you'll find I just need a hug.

Someone please, open your eyes and help me.

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⏰ Last updated: Oct 08, 2020 ⏰

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