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Morning comes the night's gone Ingrid waits and listens there's music her mother is cooking the breakfast her father is silent or he's out Ingrid heard her mother's moans last night flesh on flesh Ingrid gets out of bed and dresses she hopes her father's out not sitting in the lounge in a mood watching her eating what he tells her is his food or maybe he'll bruise her or hit her as he does her mother as he did in the night she goes out of her room to the lounge hoping she'll be all right.
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 4:03 PM UTC
MORNING COMES.
Morning comes the night's gone Ingrid waits and listens there's music her mother is cooking the breakfast her father is silent or he's out Ingrid heard her mother's moans last night flesh on flesh Ingrid gets out of bed and dresses she hopes her father's out not sitting in the lounge in a mood watching her eating what he tells her is his food or maybe he'll bruise her or hit her as he does her mother as he did in the night she goes out of her room to the lounge hoping she'll be all right.
A GIRL IN LONDON IN 1950S AND FEAR OF HER FATHER.
TerryCollett
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Jul 14, 2015
Jul 14, 2015 at 4:03 PM UTC
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