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Ahmed Al-Sheikh: The Pretence

The cruelest of all pretences   is to make those around me believe that everything is fine,   when in truth I am not well...   Yet I have mastered the role of the stoic,   just as a corpse is adept at feigning sleep,   whilst I wither away like a thistle in barren soil   that bears no fruit.   I smooth my features every morning so my brokenness is not revealed,   and I arrange my silence carefully so my pain does not slip out.    

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