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Masked (Free verse) by savannah
Take your mask off, It don't faze me any more, Your bullshit dont mean shit to me I know your fake now Only my best friends are real, The rest of you are backstabbing bastard. If you were real you'd stab me in the front, So I could see you But instead you go walking around, Saying who knows what, While I sit hear thinking you're true, But your only true to your lies. So I'm looking past your mask, And I see the real you, I finally see how fake you are. But it doesn't matter to me anymore. You dont mean anything to me anymore. So take off your mask so you don't fool anyone else Like you fooled me!

Up the ladder: The Censor
Down the ladder: Wish to Be

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Arithmetic Mean: 4.5
Weighted score: 4.9403987
Overall Rank: 9017
Posted: August 14, 2002 5:54 PM PDT; Last modified: August 14, 2002 5:54 PM PDT
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[4] <~> @ 24.44.185.41 | 14-Aug-02/9:33 PM | Reply
angry about the mask. hmm. i've got a closet full of them. you will too, someday. i think it's the whispering behind it, more than the mask itself. just think about how small that space is, between the lies and the mask. heat it up. put a mirror behind him to catch them as they flow out from his(?) poisoned lips. bottle them up. what color are they, the daggered, dripping lies? and how do so many hide away behind the carved insides?
[4] Sapphire2589 @ 63.157.12.16 | 20-Mar-04/12:19 AM | Reply
dont like the cussing,there are spelling errors but it has a good idea behind it and im guess that you just wrote this when you were made,it was just a vent poem.
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