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After you, I've had the urge to finally cut my hair that ended beneath my waist and looked good with shoulders bare. The length of it stretched on and it reminded me of you. The same endless cycle, you'd always split off into two. Colours have faded now, leaving the carcass of a strand. A fraud of what it truly was, growing under your demands. But I face the mirror now, as scissors went where you've dwelt. My mother hacked away my hair until I looked more like myself.
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Dec 4, 2019
Dec 4, 2019 at 11:05 AM UTC
Where you and I end and begin.
After you, I've had the urge to finally cut my hair that ended beneath my waist and looked good with shoulders bare. The length of it stretched on and it reminded me of you. The same endless cycle, you'd always split off into two. Colours have faded now, leaving the carcass of a strand. A fraud of what it truly was, growing under your demands. But I face the mirror now, as scissors went where you've dwelt. My mother hacked away my hair until I looked more like myself.
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17/F/On earth, not Mars
Dec 4, 2019
Dec 4, 2019 at 11:05 AM UTC
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