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Scars by Amanda L McClure Friday, April 04, 2008 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I am a cutter. I don't want to be, but I am.
Scars By A.L.McClure 09/25/07 Like little ribbons of skin So smooth yet hard. They ride my body Both near and far. I wonder why I do it Lest it be to see the pain� Of what life has cost me� And will, time and again. The lil bitty ridges That form in hidden places� I can hide from not many� The horror on their faces.. When they look at me now� They don�t see the beauty I could be� Had I left myself unmolested� And whole�for eternity. I look at my scars� The pain only there will show� What was hidden deep within me�. Till my end, when I will just go. End �

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