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![]() This poem was featured in Open Mic night at the First Annual Stories.com Convention You stare at me with your different-colored eyes And your clothes are ever-changing, while mine change only with the season How I wish I could have your figure Wide, tall, short, round, thin Anything but this drab shape And at least you can change your hairstyle What’s that you say? You wish you could look like me? Please don’t make such a foolish request
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