Suicidal Love
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Ongoing9m
Last published Tue, Jul 7, 2015
" If you're strong enough
to take that blade
and draw it across your skin.
If you're strong enough
to take those pills and swallow
them when nobody's home.
If you're strong enough
to tie that rope and hang
it from the ceiling fan.
If you're strong enough
to jump off that bridge,
my friend.....
You are strong enough, to live. "
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