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The Performer
Brooke Mitchell
Rusted can next to a Guitar.
Empty. Nothing. Alone in
the park. Sat in your
spot endlessly strumming strings. Gliding your hand
up and down. Proper People with shining
futures. Passersby with their brightly
polished reputations. Moving on
with their day. They ignore your existence. The
poor man they booed off their guilded stage.
You have no one. Even your melodies escape into the skies.
Cold weather. Chilling glares. In days of
darkness your cheeks turn pink.
Your glowing smile and
the lights on the streets.
You have no one.
But you’ll be alright. No tears of blue.
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