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Vii 
By Erin F., Littleton, MA
You lean back
The chair swivels beneath
Your long, lean body
A cigarette rests between
Your cool, silky lips
And a piercing, heated smile
Curls them against your
Pale skin
A smile so pacified
So self-assured
So convinced of itself
But it is in those eyes
They
Speak of your dissatisfaction
They
Fill with your soul
Your dark blue eyes
Shadowed by dark gold
And your cocksure brows
And your absolute
Arrogance
and
Certain mouth
You can only hide for so long










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