Paper Doll Poem by Richard Brekar
Paper Doll
There's more here than you'd care to admit. More than you dare lay bare to the world.
I caught a glimpse behind the fog of your indifference.
Faint, but strong.
More pain in your smiles than many in their tears.
If I could reach in, I'd stay, If I could change a thing.
But there is no road to our future. No story of our names.
If one of us must bleed. I'm glad it's me.
Always.
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