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From, Hair
I fly through the wind
brushing against trees and buildings
I twist and turn
putting on a beautiful dance
for those who watch
I tie up with my kin
staying neat and orderly
until I can slip out of the bindings
I slide around your fingers
forever rearranging to fit your needs
I hide myself
in the shadows of a large hat
holding my breath until you give in to comfort
I cover your face like a mask
and save you from prying eyes
And yet
you cover me in suffocating goo
you trim me shorter and shorter every time
I grow to
protect you
And yet you pluck me out with no remorse
and flick me away like a dirty tissue
And I sit on the ground
breaking apart
with only the trash to watch

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