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For her 18th birthday Her parents, Who were good Christians thankyouverymuch, Bought her a golden cross To wear around her neck *On her 20th birthday 
She sold that necklace And told her parents she lost it While pulling her shirtsleeve down To cover the marks on her arm* On her 23rd birthday Her high school sweetheart Put a dainty ring Onto her even daintier finger *On her 24th birthday Her husband asked where her ring was “Oh, it’s just up in my jewelry box” She said. Her dainty fingers Had become too skeletal to wear it* On her 26th birthday She gave birth To a lovely baby girl With one straw colored curl That looked like gold in the sun *On her 26th birthday A woman in a black suit With a court order Took her first born away She never knew the woman’s name*
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Apr 21, 2015
Apr 21, 2015 at 12:41 AM UTC
Rumpelstiltskin
For her 18th birthday Her parents, Who were good Christians thankyouverymuch, Bought her a golden cross To wear around her neck *On her 20th birthday 
She sold that necklace And told her parents she lost it While pulling her shirtsleeve down To cover the marks on her arm* On her 23rd birthday Her high school sweetheart Put a dainty ring Onto her even daintier finger *On her 24th birthday Her husband asked where her ring was “Oh, it’s just up in my jewelry box” She said. Her dainty fingers Had become too skeletal to wear it* On her 26th birthday She gave birth To a lovely baby girl With one straw colored curl That looked like gold in the sun *On her 26th birthday A woman in a black suit With a court order Took her first born away She never knew the woman’s name*
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Apr 21, 2015
Apr 21, 2015 at 12:41 AM UTC
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