Ugly

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In shadows deep where mirrors lie,

A soul beseeches, questioning why.

"Are you ugly?" echoes the air,

A mirror cracked, a self laid bare.

Deception dances, a phantom's waltz,

"A liar like me?" in whispers false.

"Why do I deny?" the truth concealed,

Honesty elusive, a mask revealed.

"We are dirt, we are alone,"

Loneliness etched in a heart of stone.

"Far from sober," whispers the night,

Detached from reality, lost in the fight.

"Medicate me, so I die happy,"

A desperate plea, emotions snappy.

Substances embraced, a fleeting grasp,

Escape sought from an internal rasp.

Blame unfolds in bitter threads,

A web of words, where resentment treads.

Mutual arrows, sharp and deep,

Strained relationships in shadows weep.

Cycles of emotion, a swirling tide,

"You don't care, I don't care," confide.

Mirror reflections of love and pain,

In this dance, emotions waltz again.

Ambiguity weaves through the verse,

A canvas open, emotions diverse.

Listeners project their tales untold,

In the verses dark, a story unfolds.

In the tapestry of human strife,

Self-worth flickers, a fragile life.

Loneliness, addiction's grip,

Interpersonal intricacies, a nuanced script.

This poem paints a canvas of the soul,

Exploring depths where shadows stroll.

A reflection of the human plight,

In the verses dark, we find our light.

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