Oh tell me when this will all go!
I can't take much more of this feeling of woe.
Thirteen years, right to this day,
Was the last time I saw you alive that way.
It's been so long, but the pain won't leave.
Will this torture never give me a reprieve?
I know it irrational to continue this way,
But you understood me the best... Till your dying day.
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Just a some what "odd" girl, living in what feels like a glass box. Hello Opuss, the savour of my sanity. my little private world amongst a life of being watched and watching.
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