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Empty Words
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    Time 43m
Complete, First published Jun 17, 2014
Formerly known as Depression.

This is about depression. 

Well. That and the insecurites, issues and thoughts about it.

I assure you all of these are my own personal experiences and not stolen. Some of them are just scenes that flash in my head occasionally, when I'm at rock bottom.
I just wanted to let all the depressed people put there know that you are not alone.
Everything here has either happened to me a long time ago or right now.
Don't worry, I'm getting over it (I hope)

Caution:This might be a trigger to a few peers.

Highest 'achievement': #8 in poetry [9th-10th June 2016]
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Hidden Feelings Book 1 (Poetry) (Journaling)

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It's just a bunch of songs I wrote when I was feeling mad or sad or extremely happy and motivated. Their just a bunch of lyrics formed from my emotions. I mean I was trying to figure out how to express myself so I started using rhymes to begin with. I mean some songs don't only have rhymes but most of my songs are rhymes with 4 or 6 lines and their all original works of mine so don't bother trying to steal them or anything. Also this is an add on I've started writing journal entries in here as well and I may put my two books together. My 'Ange's Journal', and 'Hidden Feelings' together. I don't know why, it's just a spur of the moment thing and a feeling I had. These are all my experiences and thoughts I've had but never said out loud. But if you don't like it or are offended by what I say your doing something wrong in life. But I guess it's also me just letting everything out and telling my story in an unorganized way, you know.