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they keep asking me if I'm 'okay' and i can't say no because look at this, a flawless facade drawn with such vivid accuracy that the picture is a photograph and I can see myself in that mirror with my perfect smile and life all ready to be burned down to the skeleton in my own fight for the freedom of man and how can i deny the fact that I am utterly miserable with this fleeting grin and crying laughter that makes people wonder if someone is dying in the next room over when the disease is a cold and they have cancer you know they can hear your sadness and they are currently flying through their own darkness to find the strength to strangle you until you cry no more but it only makes you grow colder the only proof for 'okay' is the words that blare out like a speaker on repeat because this face can't let them hear my cracking porcelain ; not the little dying girls down the hall.
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 9:49 PM UTC
about a businesswoman
they keep asking me if I'm 'okay' and i can't say no because look at this, a flawless facade drawn with such vivid accuracy that the picture is a photograph and I can see myself in that mirror with my perfect smile and life all ready to be burned down to the skeleton in my own fight for the freedom of man and how can i deny the fact that I am utterly miserable with this fleeting grin and crying laughter that makes people wonder if someone is dying in the next room over when the disease is a cold and they have cancer you know they can hear your sadness and they are currently flying through their own darkness to find the strength to strangle you until you cry no more but it only makes you grow colder the only proof for 'okay' is the words that blare out like a speaker on repeat because this face can't let them hear my cracking porcelain ; not the little dying girls down the hall.
ce-thompson
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May 6, 2014
May 6, 2014 at 9:49 PM UTC
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