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Sep 2017
Standing at mirror,
I look into the image of a clown.
Hair, long with red pigtails.
Face, adorned with hearts scribed on cheeks.
Nose, small but having sparkling glow.

Standing at mirror
I gaze at
red lips, that pucker testing a silly grin.
Colorful dress that sways with many layers.

I look knowing
crazy mannerisms
or jokes are ready to jump out
at a moments notice.

Bell rings against mind.
It's time to get in my clown mobile
to ride the waves of cars to my destination.

A playing field
where it's open season
for clown-merriment to fill heartsΒ Β 
Open season for kids
of all ages to gather,
as I collect hugs and smiles
for my road back home.
I am a clown of 31 years.
Star BG
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Star BG  66/F/New York
(66/F/New York)   
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