Perfect Light

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    Hello all. i wrote this just now, 'cause i'm feelign like crap right now...and i know the title sucks...
    i have no idea what the type of poem it is free-style i guess...
    Perfect Light
    Once upon a time there was a girl.
    And every day she had to be perfect.
    Not only for others but for herself
    To prove she wasn't worthless
    But everyone knows you can't be perfect all the time
    And no one knew what she thought of herself
    As her mom's screams grew often
    And she grew weary
    As the people around her grew more irritating
    She started hurting
    Deep inside it all began to tear at her
    Her emotions were being warped
    And she felt dimmer everyday
    Sometimes she could hardly stand it
    Having to be perfect for herself
    To have to shine her light every day
    Despite her feeling dim and dumb
    But everyone knows you can't shine all the time
    Even the girl herself, but she kept going
    It was easy on the good days
    When she felt happy inside
    But the bad days began taking a toll
    She could feel it inside
    The light began blowing out
    She was older now
    And she was expected to do more
    To be responsible
    But how could she?
    With all this weight on her?
    She couldn't and she knew it
    On a particular bad day
    Her light was low
    And she was tired
    But her mom expected certain things
    And when she didn't' do them
    When she couldn't do them
    Her self-worth began tearing
    As her mother's words were flying
    She endured it all silently
    But when everything was quiet
    She went to her room in a hidden corner
    And silently cried
    she wiped her tears though
    And tried to regain her light
    But she couldn't' find it
    And she knew she had failed herself again
    And that was the final straw
    Slowly and silently she closed her eyes
    Leaned against the wall,
    She let a last breath
    And her light went out

    please rev.
     
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