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Two part poem

To transform I stare at the wild-eyed man in the mirror his hair flops forward in defeat, tired of the effort tired of its mistaken identity The clippers feel warm in my hand my thoumb snaps the switch into place and I feel the buzz run through me I want this to watch the locks fall to stop being seen as a vampire and start to be seen as a person Regarding the Buzz-cut I almost wish you had gone through with it. Shaved your head, removed the distracting locks. Then maybe those who only saw a figment of their imagination would look past you and I who see your flaws and victories and bald beauty could have you to myself
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lacey-anderson
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Published
Feb 24, 2012
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2/14/2012

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