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She struts her runway
Smile painted across her porcelain face
White lines of motivation still evident
In eyes turned green with age
This reignites with her demographic
Generous gentlemen
With tan lines across their left hands
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Group of muddy stares and grotesque grins
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All sound mutes as she begins to speak
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