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Any eye casted toward the corner of the yard noticed how this spot, wild and overgrown was like foliage of the forest. To her the spot was evidence of rebellion for it was real, not patterned or contrived like their days had grown The rugged corner drew her to childhood memories, smells, and signs of the unspoiled countryside of a time before she became tame and docile How could he destroy this one rebel plot? How could he bulldoze the one rough-hewn patch like he had purged all unpretentious blood from her heart?
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 6:58 PM UTC
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Any eye casted toward the corner of the yard noticed how this spot, wild and overgrown was like foliage of the forest. To her the spot was evidence of rebellion for it was real, not patterned or contrived like their days had grown The rugged corner drew her to childhood memories, smells, and signs of the unspoiled countryside of a time before she became tame and docile How could he destroy this one rebel plot? How could he bulldoze the one rough-hewn patch like he had purged all unpretentious blood from her heart?
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william-a-poppen
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 6:58 PM UTC
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