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Lost Girl

December 7, 2013
By ckenzi DIAMOND, Hutchinson, Kansas
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ckenzi DIAMOND, Hutchinson, Kansas
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Trying to forget someone you once loved is like trying to remember someone you never knew.<br /> <br /> Phil 1:7- For it is right of me to feel this way about you because I hold you very dear to my heart.

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Im just your typical lost girl in a dress.
I like to pretend that I know best.
That I know what’s going on with me.
When life gets crazy and upside down, I shut the whole world out.
I keep alone.
All to myself.

© Beth S., Marblehead, MA

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