Glass of air
If passion were the blood in their bodies, she would be a pale corpse,
Talents and labels filling everyone up, but her, the exception; an empty glass
Blue-bloods, green, purple, and breathtaking hues new to man,
She fit in no group; connected with none alike,
That is, until she found other glasses just as barren as she.
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