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My Voice Through Poetry

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Reads 680
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Parts 115
Time 58m

_full_of_grace_

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Depressed + gay  = poetry 🤯






⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING: including (but not limited to) self-harm, abuse, mental hospitals, eating disorders, and suicide.All Rights Reserved

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Blood Orange Periphery

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