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Felt my knees hit the pavement/
On the worst thanksgiving of my life
Took the rest of the year to snap out of it/
At least my laces are tight
That September my brain broke in half/
Yours did to/
Wrote my note all alone/
in the dressing room/
and I'm sorry that I never told you/
Swear I feel myself drowning/
Breathing in/
Not as deep as before/
Lost the years of swim lessons/
Open the windows/
But lock the doors
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Bishop
03:35
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Fighting demons and the fire they breathe/
Why in the world have you taken to me/
Cant get a wheelchair onto the beach/
Stay in touch/
Drink water/
Dont bleed
Dont give your knives to me/
How many times have I asked you to quit smoking/
Call your mom/
Make sure you eat/
Please please call if you need me
Cant see the forest for the pinetrees/
Cant see the damage externally/
I wish you'd treat yourself more gently/
But you dont have to listen to me
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Esther Kinsaul Minneapolis, Minnesota
death over apathy/
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