The Precipice of Which I Fell

The Precipice of Which I Fell

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prec·i·pice "A very steep rock face or cliff, especially a tall one." When we begin to fall off the precipice in front of us, we begin to take note of the paradoxical world around us and examine ourselves more closely. Here is a collection of poems centering around heartbreak, love, loss, and finding oneself.
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Depressed + gay = poetry 🤯 ⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING: including (but not limited to) self-harm, abuse, mental hospitals, eating disorders, and suicide.

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