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Masks

When my masks are tired They wear me. These faces can only be worn for so long before Even they grow self conscious Of what the world thinks. My masks wear me because they know I care about nothing Which allows them solitude from judgment. Solitude from the human ego. Once they have recovered Our roles will once again switch And I can feel familiar within “Society” Is Why I Wear These Masks
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Jan 25, 2019
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