Face Values – Mark Anthony Smith

This protects in games or scares others in the clammer of your carnival disguise. On a given day, another might be part of that beauty therapy – the mask that opens pores. Through dual slits, pressed above a moulded mouth-piece, sometimes this persona takes away peace. Sometimes, it horrifies and takes away your humanity. You become that cheap object like everything now. At least knitted balaclavas have, at face value, some personalities. At least you value your warm face. Wear each loud or hide inside to disguise the quiet one

Mark Anthony Smith was born in Hull. His writing has appeared in Musicians for Homeless and Be their voice. Other poems and stories are forthcoming in Spelk Fiction and Detritus. ‘Hearts of the matter’ is available on Amazon. Facebook: Mark Anthony Smith – Author   Twitter: MarkAnthonySm16

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