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Wr1t3rG1rl
Just a girl who has a passion for words and a desperate need to write.
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"In the end..." | RIP Chester Bennington.
If anyone of you wonderful people here on Prose are struggling with mental illness and suicidal thoughts, please know that you're not alone. There are people who care, people who will listen, and want to help. If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please seek help and contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
Wr1t3rG1rl
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In the end...

Because it doesn't matter.

In the end, it just doesn't matter.

Because you'll never know,

she'll never tell you.

She'll never tell you

that in the end,

it was you

who caused her so much pain.

It was you

who never realized

what was right in front of you

the whole time.

In the end,

it'll be you

thinking back

and regretting.

Regretting all the chances

you didn't take

with her.

Because this time

you won't get a second chance

or third

or whatever chance you're at

because this time

She said,

The end.

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red? blue? alabaster? gold?... what is your favorite color, and why?
a 15-30 word challenge.
Wr1t3rG1rl
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“I Believe in Pink” -Audrey Hepburn

The color of blushing cheeks or blooming apple blossoms. It's the feeling of excitement and happiness when they collide together to create a new blend of emotion. It's hopeful.

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Life teaches you how to live...If you live long enough. What has life taught you thus far? Any format.
Mass tagging results in disqualification. $5.00 USD prize.
Wr1t3rG1rl
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It Comes in Threes

I have learned many things in my existence so far, but three lessons have stuck out to me the most. First thing: People can be unkind. Being the scrawny little nobody that was homeschooled until ninth grade taught me that. But being bullied through high school taught me my second thing: work hard. By working hard at sixteen I was able to graduate high school. By working harder, I put myself through my first two years of school debt free and received my Associates degree by eighteen. Only to work even harder, by the age of twenty, to receive my Bachelor’s degree in English. While the past few years haven’t been easy with the loads of school, working multiple jobs, and countless exhausting battles with my depression and anxiety leads me to my third most important lesson learned. God will provide.

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