Semicolon: Your Story's Not Over Yet

Semicolon: Your Story's Not Over Yet

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WpMetadataReadComplete Sun, Oct 18, 2015<5 mins
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I wrote this poem for our school newspaper right after I encountered the Semicolon Project online. The expressions in the poem exemplify the situation of those going through depression, anxiety, and those who want to take away their lives. Project Semicolon chose to help those people. The symbol was chosen to represent the situation when a writer thinks an idea is supposed to end, yet doesn't want it to. This is the whole purpose of this project, and I am one of those who chose to express as well.
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A year full of ups and downs, written down to make someone, somewhere feel something. This is my personal journal published for the world to see. All my thoughts and feelings for a year. It has no plot. It has no ending. It just ends. Good luck trying to understand it because I don't even understand it myself. Enjoy the mind of a fifteen year old girl, unedited.

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