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I've made a shocking Discovery. None of us have Chests. And none of us Ever did. We all have green screens Stretched over our hearts. Stretched tight Tight enough to suffocate. Green screens that show us what We want to see. What we want each other To be. And it's easy to suffocate in the Green screens they put on us. But before you tear that fabric off Keep one thing in mind. You keep the editing program somewhere Deep inside your mind. And you're the one splicing the pictures For everyone you meet. And that's harder to uninstall than What we put over our chests.
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Jul 27, 2016
Jul 27, 2016 at 8:52 PM UTC
Green Screen
I've made a shocking Discovery. None of us have Chests. And none of us Ever did. We all have green screens Stretched over our hearts. Stretched tight Tight enough to suffocate. Green screens that show us what We want to see. What we want each other To be. And it's easy to suffocate in the Green screens they put on us. But before you tear that fabric off Keep one thing in mind. You keep the editing program somewhere Deep inside your mind. And you're the one splicing the pictures For everyone you meet. And that's harder to uninstall than What we put over our chests.
Copyright 1/26/16 by B. E. McComb
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Jul 27, 2016
Jul 27, 2016 at 8:52 PM UTC
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