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Someday...

March 7, 2011
By CWells_521 DIAMOND, Greene, New York
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CWells_521 DIAMOND, Greene, New York
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Favorite Quote:
The best things in life are unseen, that's why you close your eyes when you kiss, cry, or dream.
What doesn't kill you, only makes you stronger.


The author's comments:
More chapters coming soon!

I smile; not because I'm happy, but because I should be. I shouldn't be depressed, I should be laughing. But I'm not, so I smile. Because when you smile when no one's around, you really mean it. I need that. The satisfaction of a smile that I actually meant. Not part of the act I put on everyday, not a fake one or a lie. A real smile...

I wish I could laugh, too. Just break down, rolling on the floor, my face red as blood. My stomach hurting so bad and a smile, permanently stuck to my lips. But this is only a wish, and as far as I know, wishes do not come true.

Wishes are for people who dream. Dreamers... There's a lot to be said about them. I'll just say one thing, life is always harder for those who dream. I'm not sure why though. Maybe because they always get reality mixed up with their dreams. That's dangerous.

But even more dangerous, is getting reality confused in general. Like me. I get it confused with laughter, pain, breathing, and death. I am not dead, but I am not alive. I am in between. I am at a dangerous point. I'm at the point where there is no difference between life and death. There is no real light or dark. There are no real emotions except pain. There are only fake ones that my mind makes up, to trick me.

I want to laugh. But I can't. I want to cry. But it seems pointless. I want to die. But death doesn't want me. What am I supposed to do? What a question! It's a dramatic, complicated question that has no answer. Even though someone will argue that, it's true, no answer. Isn't that funny? And then I start laughing.

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I am not a real girl anymore. I am a fake, a waste of air, a waste of space. Disgusting. I am worth less than dust but more than diamonds. People look at me and they want to draw me inside of them, listen to my secrets, but they're too scared. I am a contagious disease that nobody wants. I am alone. What a relief...

I am Raelyn Marie Jones. A girl, trying too hard to become a woman. I am a microscopic piece of time and space that no one really knows exists. I am out of place but I am also normal.

I am seventeen, Can't wait to be eighteen so I have an excuse to escape this hell hole they call my life. I am plain, but I am pretty in the simplest way. I have light brown hair that turn golden in the sunlight. It's straight, but I always over-straighten it anyway with my straightener. I have green eyes that I love but no one else really notices. I have small dimples when I smile and teeth that were born straight in my mouth, no braces needed.

I'm pretty, but I'm also ugly, bleeding where no one can see. I am a masterpiece, an artist and the art all at once. My canvas is my body. Up my arms, around my ankles, hiding under my ribs. I use no paint, I make the paint. I cut and make ruby red paint. I cut and when the scars form, there is art. I am amazing at what I do.

I will not allow myself to fall apart. I am helpless but not hopeless. I am strong. Stronger than you could ever imagine because I've gone on for this long. Sometimes I want to give up, but what's the use. I don't have enough motive to give up.

I am so many things, it's hard to believe. But you take what you get and this is me...



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