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Faces With No Name

by katidavis

A women, a phone stumbling in her shaking hand, wiping soft tears off of her sunken cheeks She walks forward with a smile slapped onto her face. A man, laughing at someone’s comment, as they walk away he rolls his eyes, He walks the other way chuckling to himself. A girl, head bowed down, eyes going left and right, devouring something on her phone And smiling victorious as she struts away. A boy, fingers intertwined with a girl’s while his eyes stare at his friend’s lips, wanting But knowing he has a dangerous secret. A figure, eyes tracing his moves, noting his hand movement, and sees him walk into a building, and stalks out of his hiding space with a scowl on his face. A child, chubby palms touching everything, wandering as his mom smiles and chases after him with outstretched arms, while memories fill her eyes and fear grows and she walks a little faster.
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Sep 3, 2016
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I wrote this while watching other people's expressions. I know it's a little weird but I like it.

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