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Too young to have a presence Of my own, I trusted you to tell me Who I was. I was your clay. You put your hands all over me And molded me into Who you needed me to be... Fragile, Exposed, Isolated, Wounded. You tirelessly worked To shape me Until, at last, I was the little girl Of your dreams... Naked, Bleeding, Shaking At your hand, Those long fingers. Your body pressed Against mine. Heat carefully hardening me. Impurities removed... Hope Joy Love And the shell that was left, You pronounced to be Exactly what you were Looking for.
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Mar 15
Mar 15, 2026 at 1:16 AM UTC
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Too young to have a presence Of my own, I trusted you to tell me Who I was. I was your clay. You put your hands all over me And molded me into Who you needed me to be... Fragile, Exposed, Isolated, Wounded. You tirelessly worked To shape me Until, at last, I was the little girl Of your dreams... Naked, Bleeding, Shaking At your hand, Those long fingers. Your body pressed Against mine. Heat carefully hardening me. Impurities removed... Hope Joy Love And the shell that was left, You pronounced to be Exactly what you were Looking for.
Songbird0926
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Mar 15
Mar 15, 2026 at 1:16 AM UTC
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