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Your Faults are Beautiful
A part of our experience is
You feel the most cynical eye
Talk too much
Their looks give a dreadful glance
The feeling burns
And it's as if
They always have a response
They're intoxicating with their loud silence
You try to drown them out and
Try to speak, try
To find ...something nearby
But you can't
But that feeling is not a warning
It’s a command
You feel desolate, dreadful, in danger
But It's part of the user
To hear their instrument's performance
Not someone's credit or their uncertainty
Our faults are what makes us human
And we paid no attention
But they are the colors others can't see
They are the experiences you learn
They are the makers of your world
You can go where you wanted to
As if fear
has been far from your mind
The further you go the closer you are
To reach for that something
Your faults are beautiful Covered in color
Filled with variety
Your faults
Go beyond the gods or celestial command
So, pay attention

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Its a found poem from the text "Travels With Charley" by John Steinbeck and "The Weather of New England" by Mark Twain. Thats all