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Jul 2017
Fear not the man but the mask he wear
It's strength be greater than that which he bear
The morning light cast off the skin
Cover dishonest dark that shalt always win
Pour unto man the thought he share
A guise of speech and misaligned care
Dare a smile call itself so wise
No man finds his thoughts a prize

Wield a lance of voice as man remove his mask
He is no man, a scoundrel without ask
Cody Reggio-Brown
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Cody Reggio-Brown  27/M
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     -A-, ---, Rose, le demidieu and rose
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