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    The poem describes a woman who wears an iron mask to hide her anguished face, though the mask seems light when worn by a sensitive man who cares for her. The speaker wonders how long the mask can last before rust destroys it, and hopes it does not ruin the woman's angelic visage deep inside.

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    The poem describes a woman who wears an iron mask to hide her anguished face, though the mask seems light when worn by a sensitive man who cares for her. The speaker wonders how long the mask can last before rust destroys it, and hopes it does not ruin the woman's angelic visage deep inside.

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    Poem Tina

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    The poem describes a woman who wears an iron mask to hide her anguished face, though the mask seems light when worn by a sensitive man who cares for her. The speaker wonders how long the mask can last before rust destroys it, and hopes it does not ruin the woman's angelic visage deep inside.

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    Behind the iron clown mask

    When would it revivify


    There hides the Angelic visage
    The angelic visage of monalisa?
    Of a woman in deep anguish.

    Rust I pray will not take


    The heavy mask seems light
    For it ruin
    When wrapped by the heart
    Down deep to the bone.
    Of a sensitive man.

    When would it last?


    Wearing an iron mask is
    tina
    Not easy to bear.

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