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Who You Are
Hung up in suspension
 it’s like crying in a dark closet.
 You’re in a cold little chamber of pain and grief,
 but then 
 a light clicks on.
 It’s a light making an equator between heaven and hell, 
 and there is no such light switch. 
 
 On the inside you feel vexed at the world
 but present yourself as a reposed well being,
  who walks and talks with magnanimous behavior.
  
 No soul knows your true potential.
 You’re hiding in your sun-kissed skin,
 which acts like a people magnet. 
 So the people you’re surrounded by 
 love your fake self
 but who are you? 
 You’re holding back from who your heart desires to be.
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