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Editing My Life

Life is all about doing it and then seeing what was good and what needs to be corrected, fixed, changed, or EDITED! I'm going to EDIT my life...

Friday, August 05, 2005

Words Hurt

People get mean. I mean, from the pits of their beings... they get mean. They think that things can be "fixed" by saying they're sorry. But when someone says things from that deep down place, it's permanant. You can try and white wash the stain of hate off you that they covered you with, but it's still there. Even old words that were said seem to come to the surface to commiserate with each other and validate the meanings. I don't care how damn hurt you are, watch what you say. The tounge is a weapon. The wound will never heal.

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