Written by Jacob Ibrag
After a tumultuous day, she couldn’t wait to run home
and unpack the insides of her mind. We’re measured by
the masks our faces carry our entire lives. Different skin
for a different audience. Not in this apartment, these four
walls were the closest things to being her family. Walls that
listened to her vent about how she couldn’t remember what
her true identity was anymore. She stared at the masks
decorating the carpet by her bed, a mask for each soul that
tried to crack through her exterior. Every now and then,
she’d imagine the walls stretch their fingers around her
face and remind her of who she used to be, ‘you’ll always
know who you are as long as you come back to we.’
Great writing, how do I know? My eyes were racing ahead! Your words and image blend perfectly.
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Thanks Deborah 🙂
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Oh, I love this one.
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Thanks you 🙂
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wonderful pic too
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Thanks
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welcome.
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Excellent use of words and clever wordplay come to mind; reminds me of a conflict with reality. Very haunting, and deep.
~Devlin
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Thank you 🙂
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wow, awesome.
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Thank you very much 🙂
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❤
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Great psychological piece. Well done!
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Thanks Karina 🙂
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I’m captivated by almost everything on this blog
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Really glad you like it 🙂
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Do you have any tips on how to get a bigger audience to notice your work? 🙂
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I’d say consistency is huge. Try to post frequently and share content from the heart.
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Thanks for the reply. Keep up the good content!
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Thanks I’ll try 🙂
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perfect poetical
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Thanks 🙂
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welcome
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