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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She has scars that never fade Because with other scars they are being replaced, You thing she's moody you think she's rude, But have you ever thought about what she might be going through, She’s breaking from the pain that she feels, And a bad temper is how it's being revealed, She has scars that never fade her sadness never fails to take over her day, You this she's happy you think she's okay but check her wrist and thighs, These are the things she hides Her scars never fade, Her wrist is running out of space, Her scars never fade, Nothing can put a real smile on her face, Her scars never fade. There is only so much that a person can take, Stop reminding her of all her mistakes, She already suffering from emotional strains including an unspeakable heart breaks, Now all that fills her mind is anger and rage, A soft warm heart has now been frozen and consumed with hate, She just wants everyone to go away, She wants everyone to die in a slow painful way. All the hurt you caused her, all the lies u told her explains your sleepless nights, Even though she’s no longer around you’re still hearing her cry. Your conscience is slowly driving you insane, But you must realize that you broke what was left of an already broken heart You must realize that you made her this way.
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