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Stranger
Who are you?
You've turned into a stranger
What I used to know as a girl
who would sit in the park
sketching birds in tall red oaks
But now whose heart has morphed
Into a hollow hole full of paranoia and hostility
Stop burying the truth
Your curled lips aren't compatible
with your scarlet eyes
They scream for an antidote
You think no one wants to help,
no one can help
Where did the good times go?
You'd love to play hide-and-seek
But now I can't find you
You've occluded yourself not only
from all the lies and deceit,
the pain and suffering
But from long walks on sunny spring days
The days we'd frolic in the puddles
from yesterday's drizzle
But I'm here, to look over you.
Like the moon,
I'll light your way
on this dark path we call life.
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