sarcasm

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  she walks down to the street ,no one can see her,
she hugs herself and calls herself Huggins,
she takes a deep breath and smile curves between her tears
perherps sweet memories but painful that the are all gone!
she stand still fist on her hand  but realese it later,
she has to face the cruel world with a smile.

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