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Mar 8
My mother’s wings would be made of thin iridescent chitin. The kind everyone notices
because they absorb black light and give off a bright blue-green glow. I am certain this glow and the spiral of her womb  are what others sought to dominate. Her inner beauty,  her pretty, her numerous adjectives that numerous men wished to fish out and keep as keepsakes to make them feel like the bigger fish. She was never a small fish in a pond she was always fluttering in the sky. Free. Wild.Winged
Guadalupe Salgado Partida
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Guadalupe Salgado Partida  31/Goyang, South Korea
(31/Goyang, South Korea)   
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     S-zaynab-kamoonpury, DivineDao and Maddy
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