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I am but as real as a tree trunk.  

The hardness of my bark grew from the inside out, as my knowledge of the world only grows up and photosynthesises. 

I take in light to fortfy my bark. 

I never hide behind filters nor masks, I am only a simple tree- with a well-rounded trunk. 

And eventually. I'll be but a shriveled flower...entering death. 

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