The Masquerade

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She wears a fancy dress,

elegant with it's lace.

So much she does repress,

never shows on her face.


Each ball a masquerade,

all wear a different mask.

More lies told as she stayed,

"what is true?" none would ask.


They could be a maid or a queen,

the silver tongue can spin gold.

Since their face is never seen,

the truth will never be told.

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