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I would like to break the spell.

My hair has tangles from running my fingers through it. I can't stop messing with the things I know are mine, because I don't know what else I'll get. Can you tell? My body wants someone else to notice. To notice the nails being bitten, the eyes when they're blinking. I don't want to ruin myself before you see what I'm missing. While wiping colors on my eyes, I wonder if my face is really mine, when all I do is dress it up so maybe I'll become an object of your time. But more than the knots in hair that tangle my impatience, I want you to see the reasons behind the clothes and under the limbs that reach out for some sentimental fairness. -Makenzie.
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Aug 14, 2011
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