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Wonder


I wonder about you.

 

I wonder if that smile is genuine,

or if you force your muscles

To make up a lie.

 

I wonder if your golden waves

Were created by mother nature’s gentle hand,

Or the harsh heat of a curling iron each morning.

 

I wonder if your friends

are really your friends,

Or if they only like you

because you’re young, beautiful,

And the best actress they’ve ever met.

 

I wonder if your friends

could be my friends

if I could act, too.

 

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