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The oil came deep,  from underneath. the earth could bleed, her blood was black. But men knew not___ they pierced her skin. It all seemed fair, but deep within. She cried aloud, and gasped for air. They took her oil, and left her there… a lifeless, wounded, fragile heart. Who greedy men had ripped apart. They closed her wound with her own soil, but she kept still, and acted proud. While greedy men took all she had, without her blood, her soul would rot. She'd never get her heartbeat back. How sad she felt… when her own seed, had caused her soul to suffocate. She could not breathe If she could not bleed. She stayed so long, so celibate. They were not pleased, with gold, nor land… They needed more, they needed more; went within their mother's core. They took her oil and had it sold.
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Aug 5, 2017
Aug 5, 2017 at 12:39 PM UTC
oil
The oil came deep,  from underneath. the earth could bleed, her blood was black. But men knew not___ they pierced her skin. It all seemed fair, but deep within. She cried aloud, and gasped for air. They took her oil, and left her there… a lifeless, wounded, fragile heart. Who greedy men had ripped apart. They closed her wound with her own soil, but she kept still, and acted proud. While greedy men took all she had, without her blood, her soul would rot. She'd never get her heartbeat back. How sad she felt… when her own seed, had caused her soul to suffocate. She could not breathe If she could not bleed. She stayed so long, so celibate. They were not pleased, with gold, nor land… They needed more, they needed more; went within their mother's core. They took her oil and had it sold.
damiamvhenry
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34/M/South Africa
Aug 5, 2017
Aug 5, 2017 at 12:39 PM UTC
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