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Ceiling
I look up at the ceiling
And pray my tears do not fall,
Pretend I am dealing
With the downfall
of my mental state,
I hope the tears stay put
If not, a mess with be made by mascara
Running down my cheeks, But I will clean it up and reapply
Because we’re all stuck in the 21st century era
And whoever tries to defy,
Is told they are hopeless
But they are the lucky ones
They are not trapped in this hypnotise
They don’t worry about numbers
Number on the scale, the number of their waistline
The number of how many years they’ll be alone
The number they’ll have children
I often think of what they will think
When they find out,
I don’t want to be a slave to the 21st century machine
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