UNFILTERED ME
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Last published Wed, Sep 10, 2025
A raw, unfiltered poem about heartbreak, strength, and becoming whole again.
It's not written for him, it's written for her.
The girl who chooses healing over regret, goals over grief, and herself above all.
Because some endings are not mistakes... they are beginnings, born to be.
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