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Mask

I wear a mask, So those about won't see. I shelter my thoughts, And tongue often still. Not all things exist, Exactly as I'd have them be. I search mind's obscure corners, To escape life's drill. Why does anxiety, Induce neck hair to stand. While detached, I contemplate this state of despair. For which, responsibility, Invariably takes leisure at my hand. No one takes sight, save God, Beyond this mask I wear.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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