DysmorphiaA Poem by DearSweetAgonyTears run down her face, And they kiss the curves of her lips Giving her the burdened taste Of sorrow at its most hideous state Staring off, so far away She glances and then turns swiftly Before she can catch a glimpse of the reflective grey; She keeps pretending its a blind mirror She is an artisan; reconstructing her features, creating her mask So that she may look upon herself with confidence. But only for a moment. She lacks satisfaction, her make-up runs, creating an appalling portrait © 2012 DearSweetAgonyAuthor's Note
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