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I was not hungry, yes, the scraps had kept me alive. Unlovable, an orphan I had accepted what I was served. My body received yours gratefully, yes. Because it seemed inevitable that I would lay under you, so I did not fight it. What use was there in fighting it it was too loud, and too big. How could I have lived those years with a voice? When you are alone in the world you make do. I had wanted your face millimeters from mine, but I reconsidered, yes an arm’s length was enough.
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Oct 28, 2017
Oct 28, 2017 at 10:20 PM UTC
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I was not hungry, yes, the scraps had kept me alive. Unlovable, an orphan I had accepted what I was served. My body received yours gratefully, yes. Because it seemed inevitable that I would lay under you, so I did not fight it. What use was there in fighting it it was too loud, and too big. How could I have lived those years with a voice? When you are alone in the world you make do. I had wanted your face millimeters from mine, but I reconsidered, yes an arm’s length was enough.
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Oct 28, 2017
Oct 28, 2017 at 10:20 PM UTC
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