Fragments Of A Broken Mind
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Complete, First published Sep 08, 2020
Just a collaboration of all my poetry.
They're all pretty sad, though. 
So, if you're looking for something to cheer you up, this ain't it.

Don't forget to leave your feedback :))
And vote, please. Helps me know you liked it. And I'm kinda insecure...

TW: check the tags, please. Cause some pieces include mentions of self-harm, abuse, depression, anxiety, and more. I have not put a trigger warning before each chapter, so please tell me if I need to.

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Poems

60 parts Ongoing

Most of these poems are made by me please don't copy thank you If it's not by me, I will say, and I'll give credit Some may be triggering and I appologise Thank you for reading :)