broken tears

broken tears

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In the middle of the night, I'm still here. Once again, I'm crying out my tears ,pressing my hand against my mouth, so no one would hear how hurt I am. Once again, part of me died, leaving my dead hopes to die, once again, I feel useless. Once again , I think about suicide. Once again I think , am I even alive? .......................................... all things which only some people can understand.
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