Mask
I made a mask
Sculpted it out of clay and let it dry in the sun's hot rays
I made a mask
With glaring eyes and unsmiling mouth that could catch you by surprise
It was cold but perfect too
And, yes it had some cracks but just a few
Now I wear that mask every day
And It hardens by times old wave
I’ve come a long way to say the least
No longer an innocent girl begging for release
From society's harsh ways
And I can say it easily they made me this way
A Mask is what we all wear to hide our emotions in thin air
For we ourselves can’t be trusted to keep such things in crested for our scar and cracks within can leak our secrets faster than our lips can. So we keep them tucked away in the masks we might one day call our personality or a second skin for some indeed
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