A Depressed Poet
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Ongoing10m
Last published Tue, Mar 7, 2017
Poems that can relate to your cries in the corner.
I'll be your friend in those sleepless nights.
"And now, depression, you creep in when I'm all alone,
Found everywhere in the notes of my phone."
-a.a
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