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Her Story She was just a Village girl, Forever counting the countless stars in the hopes that her golden dream would shine just as brght But all my reality showed her was a Dull Damp And Diminishing hope for any change, See, She was just a Village girl, Dreaming loud and proud of her Golden Husband But all reality showed her was Sipho next door sipping on some smooth Milk so, She ran. Passing surprised, suppressed faces until She reached the city of GOLD. And for a change reality showed her something GOLDEN. She assumed too soon, see, her  Golden tiled floors were dark  tarred roads Her Golden roof was a CBD Bridge Her Golden painted walls were graffiti  painted pillars Her golden husband Who was more dust than gold, Picked her from the gravel, Told her that she radiated beauty that her chocolate skin put him in a constant chocolate high, But soon that was all gone, See, she was changing Her skin went from purple to black even blue too Her body di'composed Each muscle swelling, aching, bruising Her golden husband who was more dust than gold turned into  a brutal being. Beating...Beating...her. So she ran. passing surprised suppressed faces until she returned  home.
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Nov 1, 2017
Nov 1, 2017 at 11:02 AM UTC
Her story
Her Story She was just a Village girl, Forever counting the countless stars in the hopes that her golden dream would shine just as brght But all my reality showed her was a Dull Damp And Diminishing hope for any change, See, She was just a Village girl, Dreaming loud and proud of her Golden Husband But all reality showed her was Sipho next door sipping on some smooth Milk so, She ran. Passing surprised, suppressed faces until She reached the city of GOLD. And for a change reality showed her something GOLDEN. She assumed too soon, see, her  Golden tiled floors were dark  tarred roads Her Golden roof was a CBD Bridge Her Golden painted walls were graffiti  painted pillars Her golden husband Who was more dust than gold, Picked her from the gravel, Told her that she radiated beauty that her chocolate skin put him in a constant chocolate high, But soon that was all gone, See, she was changing Her skin went from purple to black even blue too Her body di'composed Each muscle swelling, aching, bruising Her golden husband who was more dust than gold turned into  a brutal being. Beating...Beating...her. So she ran. passing surprised suppressed faces until she returned  home.
" Your experience is not yours alone, but in some sense a metaphor for everyone's"
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Nov 1, 2017
Nov 1, 2017 at 11:02 AM UTC
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