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I put on this self-image,
Whenever I'm around,
It's smart and superficial
not showing inside the frown
that grows, increasing at each moment.
I walk through various places,
treasuring two-somes.
Intimidating groups,
they do not know,
That what I wear is merely a frivolous frock on top of
my self image...
But now my new self-image,
Whenever I'm around,
Is quiet and anxious,
yet showing a inner strength,
that grows, with each line of the story.
I walk through my daily routine,
treasuring those around me.
Familiar faces,
Now do they know,
That what I have is more than a frivolous frock of self image.
But hope.
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Therese Walsh
Anthropologist, book worm, general geek and nerd with a passion for all things writing.
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