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Hazel MAG
Tell me what color my eyes are.
 You've missed out on a hell of a girl
 As your blood, she is ashamed
 Swinging on a fraying rope
 Trying to drop her name
 
 If a man is not known
 A man cannot be missed
 Except by the girl
 Whom he never kissed
 
 Letter torn open, blurred up to “sincerely”
 Something you'll never be,
 This girl is musing her half-empty heart
 As her rope cascades from the tree
 
 Vati, Papá, Daidí, Daddy
 Names you'll never inherit
 Before she hits the ground she swears,
 She'll try to grin and bear it
 
 Her strength is infallible, 
 “Can't know what's not had”
 You weren't her first words
 You won't be her last.
 
 Father is a teacher, teacher is a man
 Former nor latter is you;
 Girl is she, she is me, I am her. 
 Tell me what color my eyes are.

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