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Just Like You
— William Michael Reeves
I am not made of glass
Though you think you see right through me
As you pass.
Blindly,
Empty,
Afraid that I might see through you.

I am not made...
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When Willows Wept
— William Michael Reeves
The willows wept the day I was born.
They knew that others would scorn
For in my life so much had been kept.
Except,
They knew nothing of
My...
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