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Wake up by Jenna Young Wednesday, June 09, 2010 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Bright lights flashing in the quiet night Changing everything that could have been so right. Pulled away from the comforts of home Blindly falling into the unknown. Crying in the late dark night Happiness so far from sight. Dreams of getting away Dark nights, dazed days. The hateful words they spoke to me They said I was worthless, and always would be. Run away, before it is too late The joke is on me, this is my fate. Falling fast to the ground Wake up, no one is around.

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Reviewed by Christine Tsen	6/10/2010

Very Haunting and heartfelt, you have written deeply emotional poetry, a gift to help others in pain. Blessings, Christine