How do you do it?
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Ongoing, First published Feb 26, 2015
Sometimes I wonder how you do it,
How can you sit back and watch yourself hurt someone so bad and not feel any guilt?
You say things to me, about me, or behind me.
And you still look at me the same way.
With those big eyes of blue searching for answers inside me.
You want to know everything.
You want to know how I feel,
And if I am truly hurting inside. 
You just have to ask.
And I'll tell you.
I will tell you that you were the first girl I ever loved.
You were the one who took my heart and locked it inside of yours.
You placed my fingers in between each of yours, and on the end, you took my heart and shredded it to pieces.
You could have just ripped it in half.
Then it would have been easier to put back together, but instead, you tore it.
Piece by piece you shredded it and no one can fix it.
No one wants to. 
Because they look at what you made me.
A girl with permanent tears painted on my face.
I am now just an empty void, there is no desire to want to love again.
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