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lavender scented soap bubbles on my belly - hugging the weight I’m not destined to lose. you smiled, I heard it in your warm voice. today your daughter does a good job of holding herself together. the pale moonlight behind closed doors tells me to stop reopening old wounds and I listen. maybe for the first time in months. I took a bath today. the size of my legs are just the size of my legs, and the sun will rise tomorrow - even behind closed doors. and maybe, I whisper to my body, you are not as evil as they say. maybe you are just a byproduct of something much greater.
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Nov 20, 2023
Nov 20, 2023 at 5:41 PM UTC
I took a bath today
lavender scented soap bubbles on my belly - hugging the weight I’m not destined to lose. you smiled, I heard it in your warm voice. today your daughter does a good job of holding herself together. the pale moonlight behind closed doors tells me to stop reopening old wounds and I listen. maybe for the first time in months. I took a bath today. the size of my legs are just the size of my legs, and the sun will rise tomorrow - even behind closed doors. and maybe, I whisper to my body, you are not as evil as they say. maybe you are just a byproduct of something much greater.
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Nov 20, 2023
Nov 20, 2023 at 5:41 PM UTC
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