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Who Are You to Judge Me?
Who are you to judge me?
A cliché phrase used commonly used, but unanswered
I never asked for someone to love me
So, I find love through these pages and stanzas.
People come and go
But ink stains forever
For the pain I didn’t learn to show
My hand and a pen came together
For every word I couldn’t speak
There was a line that I could write
For every day of every week
I wrote to save my life
If there was a word to describe it
I wouldn’t have been making poetry
Every-time I said I was fine I was lying
I lost myself to my conscious, it was nice to get to know me
Why put yourself into a person
Because before you met them, all you had was yourself
To think I was really worth it
Was foolish in itself
A lot of people that know me
Don’t know what I’ve been through
But I don’t want people to know me
Or the places that I’ve been to
I’ve been lost in between the middle
Of falling off the edge and barely holding on
The only thing I wished for was simple
For someone to ask me what was wrong
You’re lucky I’m afraid to,
If it was up to me, I would be dead already
Do you wish that somebody would save you?
Until you realize all you are is empty.

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This is a very personal piece.