decipher reflections from reality

decipher reflections from reality

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my parachute didn't open, and when my back up failed, the pixie dust prevailed and i woke up next to you. all i wanted was to hold you. i was born in a city, however small, it held a hospital for location where i came into being. it was all down hill from there. what do you do when your lifes a disaster and you're moving faster and it's getting harder to breathe? what do you say if someone is right but you disagree even if it's the truth? i was told you are depressed by a little bird that was severely hurt, as it did not notice my window. it just flew wherever the wind blows. as it convulsed on the pavement it whispered, "i am hated." "your genetic flaws," i said "say it all. you can't decipher reflections form reality, but neither can i."
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The loneliness came gradually. I looked out towards the distant horizon, that beckoning, tempting horizon. It taunted me. It called to me. Never had I wished more for a pair of wings, and I knew that if I had wings I'd fly away and never look back. The city, school, the people I knew, they held nothing for me anymore. And I was nothing to them. I knew this in the way that the coldness of the buildings payed me no heed when I walked passed them. I knew this from the way I'd spoken less than twenty words to my family in the past week. I knew this in the way I walked through school, never stopping to greet anyone else, head down, shoulders slumped. My name is Koryn. That was me, less then a year ago. And then things changed. Someone who could actually help me showed up. They were there for me more than I even realized, even when I didn't deserve them. They are gone now. I don't know where. But in the short time I knew them, they made me realize that I could be okay.

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