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I cracked my sister's door once, saw her paint curled fingers nettled into the floorboards, shoulders sunken, cramped wings beating at the edge of the whiter parts. She never found room to fly on that easel. Thinking back, I should have stripped her walls bare and shattered the windows.                                                mzf
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Mar 19, 2013
Mar 19, 2013 at 7:46 AM UTC
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I cracked my sister's door once, saw her paint curled fingers nettled into the floorboards, shoulders sunken, cramped wings beating at the edge of the whiter parts. She never found room to fly on that easel. Thinking back, I should have stripped her walls bare and shattered the windows.                                                mzf
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