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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required WALLPAPER --------------------- Paper Thin Cut down to any size, Crumble, crop me wrong Pull the insulation from my heart. Never will I be "A Paper Doll!" Thank you for calling me a "Friend!" Thank you for wasting my "time!" Enjoy the WALLPAPER display --------------------- Layers and layers of lifeless brick KEEPS EVERYTHING OUT! Emotional poster boards of doubt Envious fiberglass green never seen Yuletide Carols warped around my energy Merry and full of acrylic sh!t- Hand full of putty maintains the makeup on my face Arts and crafts display my inner fancy grace Heavy installed Sheetrock so easily replaced Tough paint chips away silently through the night Rigid boards transform into fragile crystal light The greatest illusion blinding reality Smooth Tiger Skin, texture of orange simple peel Beautiful mud swirl, L'Oreal. Gypsum soft enough you want to touch Dark walls of a thousand words A plasterboard of discordant grey notes Blots and clots of ink, enslave my skin Colorless drywall, resilient to your charms Printed designs of cleverly decorated lipstick Morbid shadows underneath the ceiling veil A double coat of Pacific Waterproof Blue- Printing bags from -- YESTERDAY! Plastered wounds of cement dry and roughens along the edge A human-made barrier, not even God comes in. by;PD
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