Mask

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    Mask

    The mask you wear
    Will no longer hide the disgust that lies within.
    A facade like yours
    Will no longer disguise a life that's full of sin.

    It's tattered edges and worn out lies
    will no longer leave me a fool.
    Now exposed is the crime
    and things you've done, so cruel.

    The mask you wear
    cannot contain a life as filthy as yours.
    A fake I.D.
    will not get you through Heaven's locked doors.

    You fight for life like all the ones
    that have gone down in vain.
    Just so that you can live
    a life that's not insane.

    Twisting and turning, now at a dead end
    you say that I'm to blame.
    When I was the one who stopped your tracks
    and ended this sick game.

    The mask you wear has fallen off
    and exposed who you really are.
    I guess all the lives you twisted along the way
    Never got you very far.

    By: Brandi Deacon
    2010

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    Springsize commented on Mask

    03-21-2010

    .....written from the cloak of the victim who one day drew the line of personal space saying,"No and Not Again".... and this is where the healing Begins......... and whether you write of experience or observation, the result is startling Strength.... really, very Strong poem here.

    BringMeBullets

    03/22/2010

    Thank you so much...

    Skite commented on Mask

    03-19-2010

    You described hurt in such way that your words flow so freely thru e/a line, its good to breathe-out hurt..:)

    BringMeBullets

    03/22/2010

    Thank you so much. :)

    Insideme commented on Mask

    03-18-2010

    Such a truthful letting out of emotion, way to go, well put.

    BringMeBullets

    03/18/2010

    Thank you so much. :)

    Charlie23 commented on Mask

    03-09-2010

    I've only read a couple of your pieces so far, but I must say they are extremely stong! I like what you did here, reflecting on the image, while speaking from another persons view. If I got that right, that's how I read it...

    BringMeBullets

    03/09/2010

    Thank you. I'm glad you've collected something from it. :)

    danmartyjake1 commented on Mask

    02-10-2010

    Great poem. Tells it like it is from the heart! I have really enjoyed all of your writes.

    BringMeBullets

    02/11/2010

    Thank you so much. I can't wait to check yours out. :)

    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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