A True Goddess

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They told her she couldn't withstand the storm.
She told them that she is the storm.

she wishes to feel normal and free, she wishes she didn't witness all the things she has seen and she wishes she did not go through all that she has been through. She wishes that she was normal. What she doesn't realise is that she is not and will never be normal.

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