Poems from the Hurt
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  • Reads 17,737
  • Votes 1,639
  • Parts 40
  • Time 30m
Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2018
Mature
Excerpts
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Numbness creeps into the very veins that refuse to speak for me
And yet they still bleed
With every puncture 
Every laceration
Everything that is ever forged out of hiding abiding by crippling sensations
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Perpetual sadness
It hurts
And quite frankly
I've found no remedy 
No solution to end my enemy
No bandage to my wounds
I know I've been sitting in this tub too long because my fingers and toes are pruned
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Highest ranks
#1 in poem collection (8/14/2018)
#1 rhyming (8/16/2018)
#1 in poetry (8/16/2018)
#1 in my poems (8/16/2018)
#2 in spoken word poetry(8/20/2018)
I can't believe it! xoxo

Generally discusses the problematic life of a teen, and the feelings and experiences that arise when growing up, some stronger than others. 
WARNING ⚠️ 
Depression and suicide may be mentioned.
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