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Broken up, split apart,
peeling and cracked.
Seen as if from a
Bug’s eye view. All
the same picture,
yet never full.

Eyes in one corner,
mouth in another,
a grotesque mirage,
yet it’s real.

Horrifying, phantom of
the opera, don’t look it
full in the face lest
you be turned to stone,
yet mystifying.

Seven years bad
luck, superstition,
yet thirteen is a lucky number. . .

and it’s all really a mirror image. . .



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On Wednesday January 28th, 2004, Solace (1400) writes:
This is uncommented on???? I'd hesitate a guess that its because its hard too read in its form... The conclusion is absolute wonder! *illusory lies* yet again i take what i find as opposed to what you probably intended :)


On Wednesday January 28th, 2004, Dancing_Monkey (1761) writes:
yep the form is distracting.. but the story is nice. :o)(o: . <-- monkey mirror



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