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I look in the mirror,

Only to no longer recognize

The girl looking back at me.


I look down at my hands,

Only to see my nails unnaturally long,

Covered in a color

I was made to tolerate.


I run my fingers through my hair,

Only to feel the greasy strands

Of my bleached blonde hair.


I look myself in the face,

Only to see the smudges of mascara

Left over from the days before.


I look in the mirror,

Only to no longer recognize

The girl looking back at me,

But I know

That somewhere deep down

That girl is dancing

And singing,

Trying to find her way out

Of this newfound

Teenage mess.

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