Unspoken Words #BizarreAwards2017

Unspoken Words #BizarreAwards2017

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Highest Rank: 295 A story with poetry piece. These poem compilations are the unspoken words of a girl who choose to love. Each poem she writes resides the situation she encountered when she started to feel the famous feeling in this world which is love. The poems emphasize how her feeling affected that much even her life change in a snap. She felt loved and she does anything just to make her life full of love and happiness at the same time. But one day, love turns into hate and the girl hurt that much. She grabs a pen and a paper to write down all the feelings she kept inside just to make her feel okay for a while. The poems she was writing revealed how she experience love with happiness and how love hurt her so much on the other side. At the end of the day, the pen, paper and her completed collections of poems change her into something that she really wants. She spread her wings and let the poems speak to her thoughts to forget everything that love brings into her life.
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Drink up~ the loneliness. Broken.~ Crushed.~ Shattered.~ Torn.~ Explore my deepest.. We have to lose grip and lose ourselves to realise things, accept the changes even if it takes someone so precious to let go and break you in pieces I remember being once a teenager and thinking I had no one to speak to. So I wrote my pain in poems, it did help but having to think my friends or Family would never understand. I was wrong. Mental health matters. Volume. I

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