Before the Mask

A smiling performer holds an ivory tragic mask beside her face in a lamplit Greek dressing room.

Imagined Hellas. The mask has one expression. She has a thousand. Behind the curtain, a performer raises borrowed sorrow beside her own ungovernable smile. In a moment, the theater will believe the face she chooses to show it.

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