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Mirror on the Wall
They see a girl with attitude. I see a girl with walls as high as a fortress — built to protect her losing sanity, or the innocence that was once brutally crumbled. They see a girl with defenses. I see a girl who flinches at loud sounds, at a single touch — who has darkness in her eyes and numbness in her body. They see a girl so strong. I see a girl barely holding it together, hoping for death, smiling through her pain. They see a girl who's quiet. I see a girl who stopped shouting — not because the pain vanished, but because the people did. I see someone who stopped caring, who stopped offering opinions. They see a girl so successful. I see a girl who had to succeed — not for fame, but to survive, to prove she wasn’t a loser, to forget her demons. I see a girl who smiles while crying inside — who cares for everyone, even when they left her alone. I see myself in this girl. Only to realize that I’m standing in front of a mirror — Far more broken than her. Or maybe… Than me.
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