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Why do I only like myself when you see me? See me. I stare into the face I see most, the face I know most. Plastic smile plasters over the cracks. Nothing so fragile as the self. Nothing but a silent echo, a glimpse of a reflection. Why do I forget myself when you touch me? Touch me. I shall fit the role of your design Mould me, but do not control me; a shell of what I once was with you. Nothing so frail as the mind. With a heart so strong, the mind will plummet or soar above Reason.
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Jun 12, 2018
Jun 12, 2018 at 11:29 AM UTC
You Had Me At Hello
Why do I only like myself when you see me? See me. I stare into the face I see most, the face I know most. Plastic smile plasters over the cracks. Nothing so fragile as the self. Nothing but a silent echo, a glimpse of a reflection. Why do I forget myself when you touch me? Touch me. I shall fit the role of your design Mould me, but do not control me; a shell of what I once was with you. Nothing so frail as the mind. With a heart so strong, the mind will plummet or soar above Reason.
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Jun 12, 2018
Jun 12, 2018 at 11:29 AM UTC
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