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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A lovely little girl With a life so sad She lost her mother And now lives with her Evil dad, Her sad little face Swelled up with pain Her tear filled eyes Cry out to be saved, Everday beatings all for no meaning Yet the little girl never made a peep She'd just lie on the floor And stare at the door Till her father went away , Her sad little face Swelled up with pain Her tear filled eyes Cry out to be saved, Now several years have come to pass But the beatings still continue And her once lovely little face Now tells the story of her pain , Her sad little face Swelled up with pain Her tear filled eye s Cry out to be saved, Now there she sits so helpless Just waiting for that special day The day she set aside When she will take her life away Her sad little face Swelled up with pain Her tear filled eyes Cry out to be saved, She will never stop to think Of all the people she will miss You can call it ignorance But ignorance is bliss, Her sad little face Swelled up with pain Her tear filled eyes Cry out to be saved , As she slides the blade across her arm She thinks to herself Of how the day has come at last When all of her struggles will end As she takes her life away, Her sad little face Swelled up with pain And all she wanted Was to be saved.
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