DEMONS
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It is a short poem named 'demons' which I think every teenager will relate to. We all have are own demons which we sometimes feel shouldn't be there and we keep fighting them and keep judging ourselves for the way we are and that eventually leads to self doubt and then self-hatered which is a bad thing. So this poem is about how our demons our nothing different from us infact they are us and we can become completely happy by just accepting them for once. The word Demons here actually refers to our flaws,our opinions on something, our judgment,our decisions which are probably a part of us.So I think everyone should read it once And do vote and comment if you like. This poem is totally my creation so please don't copy or steal it by any means @allrightsreserved But I do not take any credit for the pictures used in this poem for cover or pictures inside they are taken from Google (they are not my creation) .
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I used to think there'd be no living without you. Then, you walked away. Like it was the easiest thing in the world. We finally stopped making sense to you. So, you left. Why wouldn't you. It didn't matter that it still made sense to me. That I still held on to all those what ifs and unanswered questions of us. Still hoped for things to work out somehow. Still needed things to work out. Needed it like food and water. This story might not make much sense to you, reader. It was written for him. And in many ways for myself. But I am grateful for your desire to explore our life's tale non the less. It was quite something. I hope you'll get something out of it.

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