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Bathtub

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There's a girl in my bathtub I can see her dancing on the surface of the water Her eyes glinting in the florescent bathroom lights She and I have a lot in common The same cropped hair and scars, Crisscrossing our bodies like little train tracks She shivers as the water pours into the tub Hot rain falling from the faucet I watch her beneath the surface And I wonder if she is drowning
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