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I wear a mask. Sometimes I can't tell when I am or When it's my actual face. My mask smiles and laughs Teases and jokes But it's just a mask. My real face does none of those things. It's not because I loved you. I'm not sure if I ever did really. It's because you didn't love me Nobody has And when that knowledge dawned on me I broke. I'm not pretty. I'm not beloved. I'm not anything my mother says I am. I am a person of no importance Insignificant And am waiting to die alone.
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Apr 4, 2013
Apr 4, 2013 at 1:56 AM UTC
Insignificance.
I wear a mask. Sometimes I can't tell when I am or When it's my actual face. My mask smiles and laughs Teases and jokes But it's just a mask. My real face does none of those things. It's not because I loved you. I'm not sure if I ever did really. It's because you didn't love me Nobody has And when that knowledge dawned on me I broke. I'm not pretty. I'm not beloved. I'm not anything my mother says I am. I am a person of no importance Insignificant And am waiting to die alone.
What really goes on behind my smiles. It's late and I'm drunk and I'll forget this exists.
Alexandra-Burwood
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Apr 4, 2013
Apr 4, 2013 at 1:56 AM UTC
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