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I can disguise myself quite well Throw a type of layer over my personality Paint a type of layer atop my face. Layer by layer the barrier builds up "It's gotten stronger" I hear. It's stronger on the surface The material no longer sheer. My layers get heavy sometimes But they're crucial and my protection They've learned to grow like flowers Sprouting rom my skin They're pretty but their roots are very ***** Sometimes when I need them, my layers disappear They leave me cold and naked My soul's not use to being bare. So I'll grab these flowers by their roots And chop off all their heads And I'll wait for the layers to grow back Again.
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 8:17 PM UTC
I'm not pretty
I can disguise myself quite well Throw a type of layer over my personality Paint a type of layer atop my face. Layer by layer the barrier builds up "It's gotten stronger" I hear. It's stronger on the surface The material no longer sheer. My layers get heavy sometimes But they're crucial and my protection They've learned to grow like flowers Sprouting rom my skin They're pretty but their roots are very ***** Sometimes when I need them, my layers disappear They leave me cold and naked My soul's not use to being bare. So I'll grab these flowers by their roots And chop off all their heads And I'll wait for the layers to grow back Again.
taye
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Sep 22, 2013
Sep 22, 2013 at 8:17 PM UTC
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