Notes
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Last published Wed, Nov 16, 2016
A glimpse into my mind. These are notes from my phone, starting from 2013 to the present day. My poems, rants, late night thoughts, things I've seen and heard, words I wanted to remember.
(Note: There is some content hinting at various mature or triggering topics including depression, suicide, self harm, eating disorders, violence, drugs, and various mental illnesses.)
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