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Mistress seems strange, Taught to read lines, A voice, practiced, undermines A mistake, replaced, small change, Out of Their pockets into silver sockets that Shine when it Rains. She's under a roof, Need not, want not, the handful of proof, That when the crowd gets loud, They paint her Red, But the Stage paints her White. Mistress seems different, Trained to believe, to perform, Playing the part was significant. Ignore the cracks, a pleased crowd comes back and She'll get her pay, so long as She sticks to the way she was raised. She found the trapdoor. It led to the boy whose fingers Were scored from Scripts he'd never written. He spoke off cue, though she thought him kind, There was salt in his wounds. He capsized the boat. A stage that'd been sailing, but barely afloat. Mistress is gone. Her life turned around, As she took the hand of the boy, who promised she wouldn't drown.
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Jan 10, 2014
Jan 10, 2014 at 4:55 PM UTC
Papers washed on the Shore
Mistress seems strange, Taught to read lines, A voice, practiced, undermines A mistake, replaced, small change, Out of Their pockets into silver sockets that Shine when it Rains. She's under a roof, Need not, want not, the handful of proof, That when the crowd gets loud, They paint her Red, But the Stage paints her White. Mistress seems different, Trained to believe, to perform, Playing the part was significant. Ignore the cracks, a pleased crowd comes back and She'll get her pay, so long as She sticks to the way she was raised. She found the trapdoor. It led to the boy whose fingers Were scored from Scripts he'd never written. He spoke off cue, though she thought him kind, There was salt in his wounds. He capsized the boat. A stage that'd been sailing, but barely afloat. Mistress is gone. Her life turned around, As she took the hand of the boy, who promised she wouldn't drown.
this is a weird one, hm. just having fun.
runbunny
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Jan 10, 2014
Jan 10, 2014 at 4:55 PM UTC
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