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Just look at all the faces we don't want to be and never want to see. Is yours uglier than mine? Whose will age worse over time? Emotions, the masters of sinews, move muscles like puppets on string. But, they're always adjusting. Never leaving be. A puppet must dance it seems, though they never get it quite right. It's always a face I don't want to be and never want to see. But, I flail it around town, worked over by, and out of time, hoping pathetically, desperately, reasonably, to crash it passionately into a face as off beat as mine.
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 2:20 AM UTC
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Just look at all the faces we don't want to be and never want to see. Is yours uglier than mine? Whose will age worse over time? Emotions, the masters of sinews, move muscles like puppets on string. But, they're always adjusting. Never leaving be. A puppet must dance it seems, though they never get it quite right. It's always a face I don't want to be and never want to see. But, I flail it around town, worked over by, and out of time, hoping pathetically, desperately, reasonably, to crash it passionately into a face as off beat as mine.
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Jun 22, 2013
Jun 22, 2013 at 2:20 AM UTC
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