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Dashing by day, A simple flowery dress, Posing so prettily, And seemingly sweet, You appear warm and radiant, Sunshine abounds, Motherly compassion, Such traits you say you've found But what is thee by night, When the sun dips below, And the eyes turn blind, Perhaps then your true colors show, Malice and greed, Such dominance you pursue, A tight control of others, Who may not even have a clue, You may feign such flattery and love, But your facade is fading, And you poor child, Do try hard to hide the wrath of those who are faking.
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Feb 24, 2015
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