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Faded and Forgotten
August 9, 2009
If you were like me you would know how it feels to be invisible. If you are invisible you actually know you are visible and you are ignored. I feel like ink that has faded from parchment, like i am unimportant and also lonely, i feel there is nothing to help me. people do not understand how hard it is being a teenager until they experience it the way we do. So walk in anothers shoes, and help them, with whatever and however they may need you. Do not let ones sorrow give their life up. So do not let them feel like faded ink on parchment and help them in their depression. We are all people and we can all live together, afterall we share the same Planet!
© Gina W., Glen Gardner, NJ
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falkdfsjajfkadslj said...
on Feb. 1 2010 at 12:02 pm
This is so true about teenagers. It is very detailed and very good.
Aastha`Duggal said...
on Nov. 27 2009 at 5:58 am
I love it! I can relate to it.
Mrs. Meadows said...
on Aug. 20 2009 at 2:34 pm
WOW! I wish that I could have communicated like that when I was a teenager. That is exactly how I felt!
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