i've been thinking too much...
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Ongoing7m
Last published Tue, Oct 11, 2016
(trigger warning for this book: mentions and themes of death, suicide, anxiety, depression, abuse, self harm, transphobia, and other deep/dark subjects like this)
this book is basically a series of short poems i've written when i'm thinking too much to get my mind off things. anyone with anxiety or depression knows that thinking too much is never a good idea.
each chapter will have a theme, and will contain a few poems. there's no editing going into this, just raw emotion and probably some weird poems.
enjoy.
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