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I wrote a suicide note explaining to my parents why I couldn't go on living anymore

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Her husband wanted her to be happy he finally got her lobster for dinner.

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"Now you will die as a coward", said the army general.

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As I lay on the table I studied my friends face curiously, never having seen liquid come out of her eyes before.

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Anxiety: I can’t believe that I’m going to die someday, I don’t want to die, please don’t let me die!

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I will be turning 22 next week.

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If I could have a dollar for every friend I’ve lost, I’d still have nothing

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Hand in hand, we walk over to our favorite spot, with only the moon and the stars illuminating the ocean.

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He laughed, “This poem’s hilarious, what the hell were you thinking!?”

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I wasn't shocked as i awoke, again looking at the familliar hospital cealing and feeling empty just as the times before.

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I wrote a suicide note explaining to my parents why I couldn't go on living anymore	1
Her husband wanted her to be happy he finally got her lobster for dinner.	1
"Now you will die as a coward", said the army general.	1
As I lay on the table I studied my friends face curiously, never having seen liquid come out of her eyes before.	1
Anxiety: I can’t believe that I’m going to die someday, I don’t want to die, please don’t let me die!	1
I will be turning 22 next week.	1
If I could have a dollar for every friend I’ve lost, I’d still have nothing	1
Hand in hand, we walk over to our favorite spot, with only the moon and the stars illuminating the ocean.	1
He laughed, “This poem’s hilarious, what the hell were you thinking!?”	1
I wasn't shocked as i awoke, again looking at the familliar hospital cealing and feeling empty just as the times before.	1