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A Death to Remember
A death so remorse
But yet as soft as a flower bed
Knowing she could have stopped after 12 pills
But she did more
36 pills was the exact number
The lie of it getting better
She knew not to take the easy route
Talking to a friend could have helped
But her pain and suffering could never come to an end
Death was looming over her like a gloomy day
Breath by breath she knew it was her last
But the soft bed she sleep in
The afterlife has alway been thought as a mere myth
She lie so no one know she is hurting
Laying softly on the cold tile floor
The lie spewing on the outside
But on the inside a stench of death will remain with the girls soul
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