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My face Stole the skin of a diamond To tote as it’s own mask of Sheepskin. Me, being the ever-ovulating orchestrator Needed to pin the tail on this donkey Only to rationalize why it is Only in our nature to scrutinize Our flaws, like a jeweler. Each facet is forced to plead their case While in the back of their mind’s eye They know they will only be allowed on probation Until the abuse from the lapidary starts again. Tell me I’m not a real diamond But then have the courtesy To shatter me Back into young, unglazed sand
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 8:01 PM UTC
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My face Stole the skin of a diamond To tote as it’s own mask of Sheepskin. Me, being the ever-ovulating orchestrator Needed to pin the tail on this donkey Only to rationalize why it is Only in our nature to scrutinize Our flaws, like a jeweler. Each facet is forced to plead their case While in the back of their mind’s eye They know they will only be allowed on probation Until the abuse from the lapidary starts again. Tell me I’m not a real diamond But then have the courtesy To shatter me Back into young, unglazed sand
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May 4, 2017
May 4, 2017 at 8:01 PM UTC
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