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Created on: August 01, 2011
Glass
In a crowded room
No one knows I'm there
No one wants to talk to me
No one seems to care
Ms. Cellophane,
Should be my name
Because I'm invisisble to the eye
No ones sees me standing there
They simply walk right by
No one even notices
It's like they look straight pass
Practically transparent
Like I'm just a pane of glass
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