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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required To the fourth grade quiet kid crying on the playground: keep crying. Let the burning blur in your pupils reverberate your vision envision maculas becoming galaxies of simultaneous starbursts normalizing irises marbleized in emotional flow Drift in whatever you are feeling at this very moment Drown out cacophonies of every synonym for “crybaby” your classmates can regurgitate Hold on to your emotion regardless of how hard it’s pulled from your grip The greatest thing you can be is emotional because breakdown doesn’t equate broken down doesn’t equal malfunction error glitch in your system The greatest thing you can be is broken metal bends beyond repair; skin is resilient cut wrists will heal; cut wires won’t regenerate biology is not biomechanical. It took until nearly twenty-three for me to learn having heavy emotions is just in my biology and I will never let shame be programmed into me for being that fourth grade quiet kid crying on the playground that crybaby tracking muds from trailing tears in the dirt I learned the greatest thing you can be is yourself when nobody is watching: yourself as staring gazes and whispers fill space asking why you’re sobbing so much It’s because you’re human. The greatest thing you can be is human.
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