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Reflection.

by calpurnia-mockingbird

I sometimes stand alone and stare at time worn face and wayward hair that frames green eyes with brightest red  and do not recognise myself Where is the girl that once belonged to laughter, dancing, love and song who always saw with lovers eyes and sugar coated all her lies She lingers somewhere far from here a memory vague to those held dear too long she has been kept apart from you, the captor of her heart.
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Apr 13, 2014
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