Rush
I go to the mirror again, just to see the scars that I have carved in. I look at myself in disgust. I try not to cry, but I must. I let the streams fall down my cheek, passing by my off-white teeth. I start to laugh with a grin; why can't I just be happy again. I turn away after my dismay, praying the rust will just go away.
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