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chameleon soul

I was the happiest child everyone called me naive But as I grew up. The happiness stayed it took on a different form I began to encapture people with my sad happiness I had a smile that could fit in anywhere said my nana You are so gracefully reserved said my father You have a shapeshifting soul said my mother... but the problem with a chameleon soul Is you never can quite remember your original color.
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Oct 2, 2015
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#love#poetry#life#hurt#outofplace
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