The Dancer
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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Tue, May 22, 2018<5 mins
An autobiographical poem; speaking of a dancer who does not perform for the audience, she simply cannot resist the temptation. The poem is a carefully adapted metaphor to tell the story of a struggle with self-harm, which is reflected through the use of red imagery etc.. Thank you for reading, I hope you enjoy.
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This isn't a story. It's about people with problems in life aka depression/anxiety/anything else you need help with. We're all hiding inside ourselves and don't know what to do. I hope to help... If you have problems, I highly recommend this. I'm open to any suggestions on what to talk about in this book and you can also pm me if you have a problem and need someone to talk to. I'm here if you need anything... A little disclaimer: This contains things like suicide, really brutal descriptions and some cuss words. If you are sensitive to any of those, I don't think you should read this. But if you have a problem with depression or suicide, I think you should. NO HATERS OR ANY BULLIES ALLOWED!!! YOUR ACCOUNT WILL GET DELETED IF YOU SAY RUDE OR MEAN THINGS TO PEOPLE AND ABOUT PEOPLE IN THIS BOOK!!!

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