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Faces
The outside of my body
 Is a mask.
 All my emotions
 are engraved in stone
 So no one knows
 What I am truly feeling
 Unless they look
 Hard enough to see
 The true me.
 Even my face
 Is impossible
 To decode
 For even when the outside
 Of my face
 Breaks into a smile,
 My soul is screaming
 To be free
 And to go away
 From all this misery.
 When I cry
 Is the only time
 I am being truthful,
 To myself,
 And others
 Who want to show they care.
 My tears
 Run down my face
 Like a river,
 To show others,
 And myself,
 That I am drowning,
 In my own tears,
 My own fears,
 My own feelings.
 My face lies
 To others
 And myself
 When I look in the mirror
 I see an empty soul,
 An empty shell,
 Devoted of emotion
 And it scares me.
 I have many faces,
 Many masks,
 That keeps people
 In the dark
 And that keeps me
 At bay
 Of seeing
 What could be truly
 Me.

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