This Face
This Face
That Face
Your Face
My Face
They were so identical for so long and now they drift, epigenetics taking it's long course
Finally
How long have I had this face that we have shared and have lost my identity in
Lost? It was never found
I was an item, part of a thing. A unit. Condemed to a label that I was born into that gave me the gift of objectification in the eyes of all who came into contact with us
I pierced it
I dyed it
I painted it
All in the pursuit of trying to find myself.
Now, finally, I can start to see myself.
Not you not them, not the label.
Me.
And I am Glorious
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