The End Of The Road
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Poetry for the dead and dying.
For the ones just done trying.
Here's the words for you.
It's a bloody dream come true.
I can't promise it'll help you get through.
But if your mind is dark
It'll leave its mark
It'll make your bleeding heart
Just that much more torn apart
To see me
With my sadness open and deep
And all my secrets for you to keep
Maybe it'll even make you happy
These are some dark and sad poems I wrote up. The later ones are about my real life and most of the earlier ones are made up. This is me basically pouring my heart out, so please no hate!
- Alexandra
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