I Wrote This So I Wouldn't Disappear

I Wrote This So I Wouldn't Disappear

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Poetry
A collection of poems for the broken, the healing, and the ones still searching. These words come from long nights, too many "almosts," and the silence that comes after love leaves. Some pieces are stitched together with hope, others soaked in pain. I wrote them for the days when your chest feels heavy, your head won't stop spinning, and you wonder if anyone else ever felt like this. If you're reading this, maybe you needed to. Welcome to the mess. I hope you find yourself somewhere in it.
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For every person out there that was quiet, not because they chose to be so, but because they were choking in the smoke. Because their opinions were apparently not worth anything. Because they didn't know just how to say what they felt. For every person that is consumed by their own thoughts, the derision from the outside world only making it worse. For every soul that was drowning in remorse and anguish on restless nights. For every soul that says I love you in the dark and in the mirror because no one else does. For the floors we would pace while anxiety sunk its teeth into us. For the mirrors that we would break while shame echoed its laugh in our caged walls. For the hearts that would ache while loneliness was the only company. For every moment of pain and solitude in this world that feels too cruel for such young and frail minds.

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