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divot discoloration blemished imperfection. The storybook of my flesh is peppered with these pockmarks of life. A secret connect the dots maze on my body binding the story pages together. I grin as I examine my body and all it's protruding oddities, how beautiful  it is as I crash course through this crazy ocean my breath still ebbs and flows in synchronization. I love the nooks of me no one else could possibly understand. my peculiarly chipped tooth buried in my gums as a reminder of juvenile fun. I tuck myself into a bed of comfort cradling these imperfections, a grand testament of life. The girl with the electric smile and lazy eye.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 2:43 AM UTC
Dear Body, I love you
divot discoloration blemished imperfection. The storybook of my flesh is peppered with these pockmarks of life. A secret connect the dots maze on my body binding the story pages together. I grin as I examine my body and all it's protruding oddities, how beautiful  it is as I crash course through this crazy ocean my breath still ebbs and flows in synchronization. I love the nooks of me no one else could possibly understand. my peculiarly chipped tooth buried in my gums as a reminder of juvenile fun. I tuck myself into a bed of comfort cradling these imperfections, a grand testament of life. The girl with the electric smile and lazy eye.
sarah-kunz
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 2:43 AM UTC
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