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A second sun burns only in your reflection, bearable enough to not hurt my eyes, leaving just a glare where you used to be and yet I am always the one to break the stare because I know you are only looking past me and my motionless gaze and I wished I was invisible in that moment, to stop my heart from beating ten times too fast only to realize you did not see me anyway
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