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She's Fading
Look at that stunning girl.
Her smile; absolutely gorgeous.
Her hair; every strand flows perfectly
out of her scalp and down her back,
and around her face.
Her eyes; made of the most beautiful
pure blue color ever seen.
Her skin; glows in any lighting.
She looks happy, right?
Want to hear a secret; it's a fake smile.
When you look at her; you see a broken soul.
When you stare into her eyes; you become lost,
almost as if you're drowning.
It didn't help you just realized this now;
she's already fading, fading fast.
People never looked a her in anyway different from
what is to be described as blank, scared, or disappointment.
Her face; became paler. Her eyes; turned to emptiness.
Her soul; in need of someone to give her the love she
oh so desperately needed to guide her.
Next, you realize she has tears down her face, but,
you decide she's still breathing, she doesn't need you.
But; she did. Desperately. Now, she's gone.
She didn't like the way she used to breathe;
the rhythm her heart used to beat to;
and most of all,
the way others got lost in her eyes in a bad way;
looking as if she had their heart in her hand and
she was ready to squeeze it, breaking them.
But it's "okay" she is gone now.

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At my school there is a lot of bullying, I am one of the people who is bullied. I want people to know that there will always be a little light in a dark room, and it doesn't matter how bright or dim the light is. You might not always be able to see the light but if you don't give up, keep going, get through it, I can promise, it might not come instantly but, that if you get through it you won't only become stronger but you won't just she a sheer of light, you will see a sparkle, a glow, a burst of light. If you need help, then ask, I can assure you it'll help. I just want everyone to know that they're amazing, they're beautiful, they're strong.