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Masked Twilight


perfection was an interpretation of her smile,
perception was the depths of her dimples
she let no one see but on the best nights,
the bartender would send her a cheeky wink
and she'd respond with a half smirk before
sauntering off, on the prowl to claim her next victim
 
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