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A pretty girl got seven stitches and watched while the Needle wove through her arm A pretty boy broke her heart and she forgot to be angry A pretty father and a pretty mother in a big, beautiful house Sobbed in the night and clung to each other like soggy paper mache The girl wore hospital socks and turned over the underwire in her bra Staring at the green curtain clanking against the metal track above her Praying for an ambulance man that would never come And a god that would never save her She stopped praying And got the stitches removed seven days later.
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Feb 15, 2018
Feb 15, 2018 at 1:27 PM UTC
a big beautiful lie
A pretty girl got seven stitches and watched while the Needle wove through her arm A pretty boy broke her heart and she forgot to be angry A pretty father and a pretty mother in a big, beautiful house Sobbed in the night and clung to each other like soggy paper mache The girl wore hospital socks and turned over the underwire in her bra Staring at the green curtain clanking against the metal track above her Praying for an ambulance man that would never come And a god that would never save her She stopped praying And got the stitches removed seven days later.
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Feb 15, 2018
Feb 15, 2018 at 1:27 PM UTC
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