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Keep digging deeper, wrinkles.
Lines, sew yourselves to my skull and create seams that illustrate seriousness. Seriousness hangs heavy on you, Brow. Your edges pull down and attempt to reach the once-decorated-now-blurred corners of Eye, who has never been so red, subtly swollen. Swollen and shielded by you, Tear. You beguiler, you charmed me with promises of relief and I let you cascade (you were a cadenza) down Cheek who, on a microscopic scale, shrunk away from you, leaving a pink line, a shadow. She is so gentle, like a finch or a deer or anything else of glass. And I am so-- You, Mirror. Glass, but also splintered wood and blistered paint, and a reflection, a shadow.
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