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Scar lit and neon burned each night's a lesson learned an empty footstep she stands beside the curtain mind wide then swept aside tiny tears on tiny eyes a shadow falls she sees the lights hope is floating just another coating she feels a tug she smells the sweat she twitches once born to forget this moment never in a liars dream could she believe such a scene thoughts overwhelmed her as she blinked Suddenly it's not a dream.
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