Behind closed doors
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  • Parts 36
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  • Reads 4,014
  • Votes 451
  • Parts 36
  • Time 27m
Ongoing, First published Dec 12, 2014
Simply the thought of release made me think of the first two lines of the first poem, and then it kinda went on from there. Actions are powerful, but words are just as powerful if not stronger. 

Every day is worse than the last. I have very little fight left in me, yet I'm still here. When I figure out what's stopping me, I want to share it with the world in the hope that nobody else will have to feel this way. 

Stay strong guys.

(Highest achievements- #44 in Poetry 13/01/2015)

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13 parts Ongoing

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