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  November 2021     2 years ago

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In The End

I feel like some kind of prisoner,
Locked up tight inside of here.
Sentenced to Life for a crime I did not commit,
And now that my time is now drawing near.

Some days I feel like I am going to lose it,
Probably because I am going stir crazy,...

– by Jessica Lynn Hepner

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This Prisoner


Hold tight to this prisoner,
And throw away the key.
Denied the very essence of existence,
Held unwilling, in captivity,
Shackled and chained,

 And bound inside this blinding pain.
The torture continues endlessly,
Until I too, begin to go...

– by Jessica Lynn Hepner

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Letting Go

I sat staring out the window, into the darkness,

 Searching for some understanding, some peace of mind.
Oh, how I long for the comfort I once felt, the feeling of belonging,

 And the tranquility in life that I now cannot find.
I feel empty...

– by Jessica Lynn Hepner

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