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Photo Source: Unsplash (Photographer: Jezael Melgoza)


I look for shiny-shiny

Or something to make me look more slimy-slimy

Gotta buy lip-balm glossy-glossy

And prussian blue and black eyeshadow to turn my eyes smoky-smoky

Ooh don't forget the special hand and body lotion with glittery-glittery effect

To end this year blink-blink

A year is just like a blink of an eye

Thank you, God, for this year has truly been a magical year.





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