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Crying Quote by Anonymous

“This is a story that I have never told I can't keep it in my chest anymore I need to get it off and let it go I used to be the good little girl The one whose hair would never curl Always joyful and full of life Never knew the meaning of a knife Then growing up happened And life got harder and…” quote by Anonymous
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“This is a story that I have never told I can't keep it in my chest anymore I need to get it off and let it go I used to be the good little girl The one whose hair would never curl Always joyful and full of life Never knew the meaning of a knife Then growing up happened And life got harder and sharpened Waiting on on the corner watching something that will fade Why keep waiting when she could end it in a second with sharp blade Faking a smile all day To come back shut her room closed and in it she would stay Crying herself to sleep Has become a tradition she'd follow and keep The girl I used to be grew up too fast Don't know if it's a curse or a blast. But I don't wanna be remembered for the girl who listened to every word I don't wanna be known for the little girl too shy to speak a word I wanna be remembered as a fighter A strong person only getting stronger Standing 10 feet taller And head held up higher.”

Anonymous

About This Quote

Source Song: Unreleased lyric, unknown artist, 2020

A personal confession about growing up, pain, and the desire to be seen as strong rather than vulnerable.

In simple terms: A girl wants to be seen as a fighter, not a shy child.

Key Takeaway

Embrace strength, release hidden pain.

Themes

identity growth resilience self‑acceptance

Mood

reflective determined

Type

poetic confessional

When to use this quote

  • therapy sessions
  • creative writing
  • support groups
  • personal journaling

Key Concepts

trauma self‑image empowerment

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you transform hidden pain into healthy empowerment?
  • What steps help you shift from self‑criticism to self‑compassion?
A Different Perspective

The poem may romanticize self‑harm as a catalyst for strength.

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