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Mirror, Mirror MAG
My hands move through my
 Brown hair.
 I decide to call it brunette since
 it sounds French and
 Pretty.
 I look at my eyes in the mirror.
 I'm tired, and it's one of those moments when
 I wish they were just one, vibrant color.
 They stay kinda blue, kinda green, kinda gray,
 kinda … chicken nugget-flecked around the pupil.
 I decide to call it gold since
 it sounds rich and
 Pretty.
 My lips are just a little dry but
 they part nicely, on their own, as I look at myself.
 They're a mix of Mom and Dad's shape.
 I decide to call it my own since
 it sounds nice and
 Pretty.
 My own.
 And I decide I don't look that bad
 In the morning.

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