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Jul 2021
that cut my face. The lines
you see aren’t wrinkles. They’re
cracks from the hacks of
the silver blades.

I cry splinters
that poke my face. The holes
you see aren’t pockmarks. They’re
pits from men throwing darts
made from planks. I’ve those men
to thank!

I cry icicles
once was tears. But frozen
hard through the years.
sandra wyllie
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sandra wyllie  56/F
(56/F)   
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