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Ink on the Skin


Ink on the Skin, White like Paper. I am my writing, The corners taper. My poems I read, Then soon become. Sharing the thoughts, I'm trying to overcome. These words I write, Share a story. Even if they don't understand, And all they speak is derogatory. Ink on the skin, Sinking in, I live for these words, Standing for the appellation of sin.
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