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the flowers don’t grow as much as they used to during the yellow junes when her father picked her up and spun the world around them so that it was all blurry lights and a laugh sort of like a freed bird claws have been dragged through the dirt and the field has been ravaged and she doesn’t know why anyone bothers sticking around it she fruit she picks from the curved, twisted tree and the stout, shiny shrub are not as sweet like when the juice spilled over the boy’s wrist as his thumb and forefinger pressed the delicious ****** flesh against her lips now it is bitter, and tough and hard if she finds one that is sweet it is poisoned and it burns her alive the only land left is inside her so she swallows all of the pink seeds and waits for them they bloom in her stomach they ****** their roots into her heart the flowers come back, in the end unfurling above a scuffed brown sky
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 9:41 PM UTC
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the flowers don’t grow as much as they used to during the yellow junes when her father picked her up and spun the world around them so that it was all blurry lights and a laugh sort of like a freed bird claws have been dragged through the dirt and the field has been ravaged and she doesn’t know why anyone bothers sticking around it she fruit she picks from the curved, twisted tree and the stout, shiny shrub are not as sweet like when the juice spilled over the boy’s wrist as his thumb and forefinger pressed the delicious ****** flesh against her lips now it is bitter, and tough and hard if she finds one that is sweet it is poisoned and it burns her alive the only land left is inside her so she swallows all of the pink seeds and waits for them they bloom in her stomach they ****** their roots into her heart the flowers come back, in the end unfurling above a scuffed brown sky
wait I lied before THIS is the angstiest thing I've ever written ever sorry
sylviebird
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 9:41 PM UTC
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