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Girl Unobserved
Girl unobserved,
Comforted by the grace of the written word
Come alive off a page;
A thousand magical worlds
Begging to take her hands.
Girl unobserved,
Building her castles of glass,
A stone throw away from destruction,
From shattering into millions of irreparable pieces
Threatening to cause more pain
Girl unobserved,
Her freckled face
And imaginary state of mind,
Setting a stage for her ethereal dreams;
Her arm reaching for the stars and all that lies beyond
Girl unobserved,
Under the weight of the world,
Feeling a constant stare like that of Dr. Eckleburg;
Quick to judge her every move
And extinguish her bright flame
Girl unobserved,
Midway through her journey of life,
Searching for her path to take;
Wary and daunted
That she may never find the simpler pleasures of existence.
Girl unobserved,
Her life steady like clockwork,
Searching for a way to escape
This dark abyss of regularity
Wishing to seek her great perhaps
Girl unobserved,
A heart of steel,
Thrown hurdles day by day,
Continues to run towards
Her never disappearing green light
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