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			<title>Mirror</title>
			<description>Cheated and run down, alone but thankful. Stuck behind closed doors, with curtains with no hatch. Stuck to rot with the memories, the memory of a tainted heart, shedding tears covered in black. Stuck alone&amp;nbsp;with the otherside judging mirrors.&amp;nbsp;She never knew how broken she was, till she ran ..</description>
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			<title>Lovely Accidents </title>
			<description>He pressed his hand against the freezing cold of her bleach - like skin. Toxic to others, but so light against his hand, he could barely remember their words. The words that always seemed to spiral from bleak raspberry and cherry-flavored lips. She ran from him, ran from everyone who dared to come c..</description>
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			<title>Soulmates</title>
			<description>There was no conversation, they never shared their doubts, no only pillows and blankets were passed about. Though they drifted apart, the memories still bind as they bend. I tried, but we never reverted back. I folded the pages, turned them about a zillions time, still the black, inky, pages could n..</description>
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