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Survivor
Funny to think my ghost were inverted,
A body, no soul,
And yet so assertive.
I thought it was all just skin to crack,
Fingers to burn,
And wrists to smack.
No heart inside,
But somehow I wept
I died each night,
And never slept.
How odd it can be,
So youthful and small,
To want to flee,
And end it all.
Inside the bark
My story was told,
Thirteen years young,
And life’s rotting cold.
But let’s not dwell
on the hard parts of life,
But on the times
I put down the knife.
Each second I said no
to the demons inside of me,
Hardly a song,
and yet still a melody.
I made the choice
to be stronger
And here I am,
living life somewhat longer.
I am the truth
that we can survive,
If only we remember
that we are alive.
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