Inside My Reflection

Inside My Reflection

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TW// A caution while reading. There are personal stories of abuse, please do not read if this is a trigger.// An interpersonal look on trauma and its building blocks. The determination to break free from generational trauma. This story is told from one point of view, although the story is shared by countless others. Fun Fact: Ocular Freedom is the first poem that I wrote in this story. This is the one that inspired me to continue writing.
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SYNOPSIS. Four different souls, different past and different wounds but entangled in the same string of life. Will they either choose to lose the grip and fall or choose to hold onto it. She is but a fragile glass who goes through lots of slow-cracking vague touches in her life, as she attempts to escape from the vulnerability she's chained in, she's slowly falling into pieces. He adores mending things yet fails to see in himself a bruised life. Fell into a comfortable sense of existence but with the absence of desired happiness. She wrote everything down, from her spine to her heart's pumped blood. The flowery words pulled her deeply to drowning confusion and was imprisoned inside a flickering hope. He kept everything in one suffocated space, suppressed and bound together. He has walked over denied emotions, heavier than clouds formed on top of a four-cornered shelter he filled with bitterness. Life on earth is confusing, as if you were cornered with the mirror of your past that triggers you to reminisce your unhealed scars It pushes you to reckless decisions assuming it holds a piece of a puzzled future and unable to perceive the goodness of the present time

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