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Jan 2015
China doll with a porcelain white face,
How your smile is soft but fading.
Your eyes little doll, are dark and hollowed;
They speak only of a soul waning.

China doll with such dainty, fragile hands,
Why is it you stand so limply with a broken back?
I found you in the dark with hands tightly chained,
Is that how theyΒ became so bruised and so black?

China doll in your lovely yellow dress,
Your mouth was sewn shut by your owner:
She with her invisible strings became your master;
And you in your silence, her prisoner

How impeccably imperfect you are-
Your creator left a crack upon your face:

Of all the dolls she put on display,
You, China, are her special make.
Anybody else ever feel like the puppet to their mental health? I found this in my hiding in my email. It's not a recent write, but I still wanted to share it anyway.
Lulwama Kuto Mulalu
Written by
Lulwama Kuto Mulalu  Bennington
(Bennington)   
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