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i looked into his hungry eyes and saw the curse. the curse his grand parents passed down to his parents and his parents to him i saw his dusty swarthy skin, and his scarred finger weaving straws beside his sleeping sister i fought the urge to question him, to ask where his mother was was she thinking about them? i looked into his eyes and saw his world, how primal and scarred it was. i will never forget his feeble voice when he asked what i wanted. how his hands were when i gave him the money. how desperately happy he was that he has sold a bottle of coke to a stranger..
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 6:13 PM UTC
the little trader
i looked into his hungry eyes and saw the curse. the curse his grand parents passed down to his parents and his parents to him i saw his dusty swarthy skin, and his scarred finger weaving straws beside his sleeping sister i fought the urge to question him, to ask where his mother was was she thinking about them? i looked into his eyes and saw his world, how primal and scarred it was. i will never forget his feeble voice when he asked what i wanted. how his hands were when i gave him the money. how desperately happy he was that he has sold a bottle of coke to a stranger..
mmedo-enzo
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 6:13 PM UTC
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