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I wear a thousand masks;
none of them the same. They cover up who I really am, lest I be hurt again. Each mask looks so real, like its really me but every mask that I wear is only who I want to be. The real me is hidden, put away on the shelf of pain, hurt, regret replaced by beauty, smiles and wealth. I wear a thousand masks, so try not to be surprised when you find out that these faces are not really mine.
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