I am the girl with a broken heart,
I am the girl that's falling apart,
I am the girl with a faltering grin,
I am the girl who simply can't win,
I am the girl that's drowning in tears,
I am the girl afflicted by fears,
I am the girl with a fragile mind,
I am the girl that has resigned,
I am the girl who wants to die,
I am the girl who longs to cry,
I am the girl with burning anger,
I am the girl without an answer,
I am the girl going through hell,
I am the girl who hides it well,
I am the girl inside the void,
I am the girl being destroyed.
Hiya. I'm Tobi~ I'm a casual writer. I write sad, creepy, and disturbing poetry. I'm actually really bad at rhyming, so I use a rhyming dictionary (hehe)
Current Residence: Dreamland Favourite genre of music: Alternative Rock Favourite style of art: Impressionism MP3 player of choice: Samsung Wallpaper of choice: Don't Starve Favourite cartoon character: Tweek (South Park) Personal Quote: "Fuck off"
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Uh huh. Sure. Here’s a fucking tip, free of charge. Don’t act like you’re the world’s best writer. You’re fucking not. No one is. Take a step down off your high horse and admit that your writing is flawed. Once you do that, you can actually improve. I used to think I could do no wrong wi
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Oh, and all of those popstars and famous women that say "You're beautiful just the way you are" and then they turn around to cake synthetic products on their faces and murder their hair and wear next to nothing?
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