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He used to give her roses he used to make her smile he always said he loved her but it only lasted for a while he used to be so nice told her stories of his past he used to treat her like a princess but this love did not last He started calling her names soon slammed her to the floor began to play all kinds of games her heart soon broken and tore must have been her fault every guy has done this to her before i must tell you her story because she isn't with us anymore she wrote a letter that told of her life nothing was getting better she began to use a knife this is the letter no one has ever read the life that plagued her and this is what it said Dear whoever, I couldn't take it anymore my life so full of pain my world fell around me i soon was drove insane I'd come home with bruises marks around my neck I'd have to cover my wounds my life soon became a wreck I started to slice crimson puddles began to pour i now write you this letter as i lie weak on the floor I cannot wait to leave this place no one here with a care I can now leave without a trace knowing that no one is aware I cannot wait to see how every one will react when they finally see what hes done to me and all the courage that i lack I know that you'll all be happy no longer have to see that somewhere in this world i the one writing longs to be free now i must say goodbye with no one to say it to when all my life was based on lies what else was there for me to do? so when you look in the sky just think Matt of what you've done your always saying you win? not this is the time that you have won!

Copyright © | Year Posted 2008




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