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I'm Not Breakable (standard:drama, 1392 words) | |||
Author: Lori | Added: Apr 17 2004 | Views/Reads: 3561/2222 | Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
A woman looks back at her life through a song. She learns that though out it all she isn't breakable. See what you think, then let me know. Feedback is always appreciated and gladly accepted. | |||
Click here to read the first 75 lines of the story 'Cause its not free baby, you'll have to pay You just keep me contemplating, that your soul is slowly fading.” The price she had to pay was the price of herself. They all wanted someone from her, until she had nothing to give back. All of their contemplating had caused her soul to fade away. She became invisible to the world. She became something she hated, a monster that couldn't escape the past. A monster that lived and breathed the pain of the past, bring it up when she least expected it too. She was a monster that wanted to destroy everything good about the woman. “God, don't you know that I live with a ton of regret? 'Cause I used to move you in a way that you've never known But then I accused you in a way that you've never known But you've hurt me in a way that I've never known...” She does live with a ton of regret. Most of it is misplaced. Maybe she shouldn't regret what wasn't her fault to begin with. She feels that she moved them to do those things they did. If she hadn't been there they would have done it to someone else. If she hadn't been there someone else would have her life. Someone would have her pain. In a way, she is glad that she was there. No one else was hurt but her. She has confronted some of the people that have hurt her. She's told them of the pain they have caused her. They told her it was just a product of her imagination. It never happened to begin with. Couldn't she see they had the perfect life? They weren't the type of people to do something like that. Couldn't she see that she was the sick one? Not them with their perfect wives and children, they couldn't have been sick enough to use a child or a woman. They weren't responsible for the way she turned out. It was her choice to let them do this to her, if she were to be believed. The chorus plays on as she thinks maybe they were right. Maybe it is all in her head. But, how do you get something like that out? How do you think up something like that? There's no way she could have made it up. She had been too young to know about things like that. This life wasn't a figment of her imagination it was true. It had been her life. It had been her heart that had withstood the pain of abuse. It had been her body that took one blow after another. It had been her mind they had tried to destroy. It had been her soul they tried to steal from her. It had been her life they wanted in the end. “Listen, baby you'll be, you'll be alone.” It was them that had to be alone. They had the innocence of a child and a woman living in them. They had destroyed what had been a fragile soul to begin with. It wasn't her that was alone. For she had the guilt of one that had been abused and lived to tell about it, that would never leave her. It would stay with her until the day she died. She could never imagine herself being alone. The demons would hurt her down if she were alone. They would never leave her alone. The memories would never left her be alone. She could never be able to stand living alone. For she had memories that could kill her if she were alone. "Break me shake me hate me take me make me. Fake me break me shake me hate me take me. Break me!" They had broken her heart. They had shaken her very core. They hated her for still being alive to tell about it. They had taken over her mind. They made her do things she would have never done. They made her think she was fake. They had broken her body. They had shaken her soul. They hated her for the reminder that they weren't as good as they thought. They had tried to take her life. Had they broken her spirit? No, never! That was reserved for someone who deserved it. It was for someone that deserved her. She had lived through it all. She had beaten them all. She had survived. That was something they could never take from her. No matter what they did to her, she still had the will and drive to survive. The woman gets up and walks out of the darkness. With a smile on her face, she faces the sunshine waiting for her. Knowing that she hadn't always lived her life to the fullest. But, she has lived none the less. That makes her smile and it also makes her shine. She walks off into the sunshine and never looks back. Tweet
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