Pieces from something I used to be

Pieces from something I used to be

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Poems made out of shards, put together like pieces from something I used to be, someone that I still have in me and cherish, someone that never died but is still living inside me, made out of all pieces I still owe. To be honest this is pretty much like a diary too. I feel like these poems from this little collection describe me better than I'd ever be able to through a regular presentation. So enjoy, hope you'll like reading about some of my life experiences pictured through poems and feel less alone if you relate.
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DISCLAIMER: Some of the works within here will contain photos. All photos or drawings were created by me or were given access to me, and they are all either photos of the events off which the writing itself is based, or they were created to represent the event that was discussed. Most of my writing is deeply personal to me and some of them have roots in real situations in my life, while others are fictitious and SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN LITERALLY. My previous writing scrapbook was filled to the brim with my thoughts put down to words, so now it's time to finish off the year with a new edition of my writing scrapbook. This year my emotions have gone awry, so I've been unable to put away my pen and paper. This will contain various snippets of my writing, such as poetry, short stories, excerpts, quotes, vents, and other mediums.

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