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My ostensible smile
Just sensible guile
When I laugh as a fool
It's a lie the whole while
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I thought to myself,
Could it truly be such?
That the maiden of past of which whom I've thought much,
She whose face had been cast
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Blue-eyed girl so full of grace,
The sky is your Playground,
the Earth is your clay,
You fly amongst the stars in space,
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Stretched
My ostensible smile
Just sensible guile
When I laugh as a fool
It's a lie the whole while
To abide by the precepts
And to follow the rules
Leaves in my mouth, oh such strong bitter bile.
Can anything not assuage the pain? And not exacerbate the strain?
Every day spent to dissemble and feign,
With surreptitious strong disdain, for what it is this life I own,
I wish some things I've never known, I'd like inebriate this brain, and extricate each every bone.
Every move dictated, and this being vindicated, every thought is wrought, their caught in cages agitated.
A deviant wretch, disobedient breath, my whole mind confiscated and I find myself stretched.
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