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Identity Theft

Who am I?

Am I the glittering pink eyeshadow pallet I crave? 

Or is my sparkle dimmed by the hurt that swims amongst dull green

and fading tanned blotches on my face?

Can they see through my veil,

Through the very thing I am not?

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7/15/2022

Senryu (for you)

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Identity Theft

You took my identity
and so as my reputation
For it's easy to say
you're me 
Took all your infatuation.

You got everything you want
All that because of me
On your hand is an access
Taking my life and say 
you're me

You just stole my name
as identical as my shadow
But beneath of your plan destroys 
I'm the one being swallowed

You're the kind of a crime
manipulative yet controlled
It's like a fall on a devil's trap
Now being trolled.

LeiStrauss2019


Identity Theft

You steal the shape of every curve
On every woman I deserve.
Your mask always covers the face
Of each girl I'd care to embrace.
Our past will not let me erase
Your image, not even a trace. 
Now I fear all women left, 
From your identity theft.

Identity Theft

He applied
For the
Job

The job had
Been filled

It was posted
Ten minutes ago

It had to be
An internal
Deal

She was approved for a car
The dealer said
"This may break your heart
But the car has been
Sold"

She walked down the street
And who did she meet?

The man who's 
Job had been
Filled

They talked as they walked

Then it was revealed

They thought
That misfortune
Was an identity thief

Who only likes
To steal

Identity Theft

At the Lost And Found, I called Dial A Prayer
                                   I had a map, but not a clue one
                  Old age yes, it must be identity theft, someone stole my life


Identity Theft

And if I felt it freeze my soul
I know I've finally lost control

And if it spoke to me in vain
I know I let it steal my Name

And if I take before I give
I know it claimed my right to live

And if I sought to make it real
I know the hurt could never heal

A dream of hate is still a dream
No matter how real it may seem

Because I try my best to love
I hope to join my Self above

Because I'm desperate for a Friend
I hope someday to make amends

Because I cry from loneliness
I hope I can escape from this

Because I give before I take
I hope He'll gently let me wake

A dream of love is still a dream
No matter how real it may seem

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