The Broken Angel

The Broken Angel

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So much pain for someone so young. So much pain for someone so weak and drained. So much pain for someone so innocent and naive. Pain is said to be the silent killer and you might be the next victim. Pain is when you're slowly dying on the inside and you're way too weak to speak about it so you keep silent and suffer, alone. Pain is when you start looking yourself at the mirror with your teary-eyes, begging yourself to be strong and to keep holding on. Pain changes people. Pain is.... REAL. It is fuckin' real. R.E.A.L .. because for once, pain has also killed me, my dreams, my hopes and everything I am. But then, I survived. I survived and overcome all the trials I have encountered. I enjoyed the pain until it hurts. Until it changed me to be someone stronger than before.
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Save Me

I never felt wanted - or loved for that matter - since I was little. You see my parents divorced when I was little, if you consider my dad running out on us a divorce. Then yes, they were divorced. It wasn't until years later that my mom stopped looking at me. She told me "it was all my fault" that dad left and after a while, I began to believe her. As I grew older I found my mom's love for me had vanished. That's when I changed. I felt that if my own mother couldn't love me, then who could. Over the course of time I changed everything about myself. I changed my whole wardrobe, my hairstyle, even my body. I changed so much, that by the age of sixteen, I lost my virginity to a boy who was just using me. I cried myself to sleep for months after that - I still do. Time has passed and I still pretend that I'm not bothered by other girls' remarks about me. How they call me a “whore” and “worthless”. I put up with it all because I think - no, I know - it's true. I'm seventeen now and I feel myself drowning in a pool of my problems. I need to be saved: Not from my past, but from myself.

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